Oct 14, 2026 · 34 min · 11 segments
For decades, governments have spent billions of euros to stop money laundering worldwide. But is the system actually stopping financial crime? Emma, together with financial journalist Roel Janssen…
Oliver BulloughGuest
Emma du ChatinierHostRoel JanssenGuestIsn't it overly optimistic to think that ending money laundering would end crime and autocracy?
But in terms of organised crime, organised crime depends on money laundering.
Without being able to launder the money, you wouldn't be able to keep the profit, so it wouldn't be profitable.
Isn't it overly optimistic to think that ending money laundering would end crime and autocracy?
But in terms of organised crime, organised crime depends on money laundering.
Without being able to launder the money, you wouldn't be able to keep the profit, so it wouldn't be profitable.
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