Anti-Money Laundering 2021

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Anti-money laundering is regulated by several different laws and regulations under Turkish law, the most important of which are:

  • the Turkish Criminal Code, Turkey Code No. 5237/2004 (TCC);

  • the Law on the Prevention of Laundering of Crime Revenues No. 5549 (the AML Law);

  • the Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering No. 4208 (although many of its provisions have been annulled);

  • the Law on the Prevention of Terrorist Financing No. 6415;

  • the Banking Law No. 5411;

  • the Turkish Misdemeanour Law No. 5326;

  • the Regulation on Measures to Prevent Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing;

  • the Regulation on the Compliance Programme with the Obligations Regarding the Prevention of Laundering of Crime Revenues and Terrorist Financing;

  • the Regulation on Investigation of Money Laundering Offence;

  • General Communiqué for Reporting Suspicious Transactions Regarding Terrorist Financing;

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