What does the FINCEN do and how does the FINCEN work?
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FINCEN provides a key expertise in tracking financial crimes
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The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FINCEN) serves as Europe’s central authority for reporting unusual financial transactions.
It collaborates with public and private partners across Europe and beyond to prevent and combat money laundering and financial crimes. By collecting and analyzing financial intelligence, FINCEN helps protect the integrity of the European financial system and identifies emerging risks and trends for relevant authorities and institutions.
A coordinated strike on February 2 dismantled a transnational group involved in large-scale counterfeiting of euro banknotes. Simultaneous enforcement actions in North Macedonia and Serbia
On May 14, four individuals were taken into custody during an ongoing investigation into the unlawful production and sale of unauthorized medical items, including counterfeit
On April 18, enforcement officials from Combiteam Smoke uncovered and confiscated approximately 2.6 million unauthorized cigarettes at a warehouse in Hoensbroek. The cigarettes were concealed
On March 31, a 44-year-old man from Best was arrested and taken to a police station in Eindhoven for questioning. Authorities suspect the man of
FINCEN helps protect the integrity of the financial system by identifying and addressing financial wrongdoing. We focus on detecting money laundering, financial deception, digital financial crimes, and unethical practices. Through targeted investigations, FINCEN supports a fair and transparent economy.
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