ACCA AAA INT Syllabus A. Regulatory Environment - Money Laundering - Steps - Notes 2 / 11
Money laundering usually consists of three steps
These are:
Placement,
Layering and
Integration.
Placement
Putting illegal funds from the illegal activity into apparently legitimate business activity or property
e.g. Open a cash sales business (Hair dressing) and put the illegal funds in to the bank account there as a cash income.
Layering
Involves the wire transfer of funds through a series of accounts in an attempt to hide the funds' true origins.
Integration
involves buying of legitimate goods, using the cash after the layering stage
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