Bavardage > Germany launches EU ETS money laundering study as crime threats linger

Germany launches EU ETS money laundering study as crime threats linger

Published 15:42 on July 7, 2017  /  Last updated at 20:12 on July 7, 2017  /  Bavardage, EMEA, EU ETS

Germany’s emissions trading agency (DEHSt) has launched a study into money laundering in the EU ETS in order to improve detection and response processes.
Germany’s emissions trading agency (DEHSt) has launched a study into money laundering in the EU ETS in order to improve detection and response processes.


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