Environmental Crimes Money Laundering National Risk Assessment
Singapore’s Environmental Crimes Money Laundering (ML) National Risk Assessment (NRA) provides a targeted overview of Singapore’s environmental crimes ML risk environment and identifies the key threats and vulnerabilities Singapore is exposed to. It also outlines relevant mitigation measures that government agencies and private sector can develop and implement to address ML risks arising from environmental crimes.
About the Report
The Environmental Crimes ML NRA assessed that Singapore’s key exposure to environmental crimes ML stems from our position as an international financial center, and a trading and transit hub, with a highly externally-oriented economy. Singapore is susceptible to threats that emanate from illegal wildlife trafficking, illegal logging, and waste trafficking, which are prevalent in Southeast Asia.
The relevant law enforcement agencies, financial intelligence units, policy and supervisory agencies will continue to stay vigilant of the risks identified and raise the private sector’s risks awareness. Financial institutions and designated non-financial businesses and professionals (such as corporate service providers and precious stones and metals dealers) should also take reference from the Environmental Crimes ML NRA in assessing their environmental crimes ML risks and enhance their controls as appropriate.
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