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China’s Top Procuratorate, Public Security Ministry Release 5 Typical Money Laundering Cases

China’s Supreme People’s Procuratorate and the Ministry of Public Security jointly released five typical cases of money laundering crimes on [date not given], covering financial intelligence use, standalone prosecution of money laundering, unit money laundering, underground banks and shell-company laundering. The cases involve predicate offenses including illegal absorption of public deposits, corruption and bribery, and fund-raising fraud, and feature diverse laundering methods, complex circumstances and large sums involved.

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The joint release by the procuratorate and public security ministry signals that Chinese enforcement is sharpening its focus on the laundering layer itself, not just the predicate crimes — notably the standalone prosecution of money laundering and the pursuit of unit (corporate) liability. That matters for compliance teams at financial institutions and crypto/RWA platforms handling China-linked flows, since underground banks and shell companies are named as typologies. Whether this case-release approach translates into more standalone charges, rather than laundering being folded into predicate prosecutions, is the open question to watch.

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