A plan to speed up international efforts on asset recovery has been announced by the UK Prime Minister David Cameron at the Anti-Corruption Summit held at Lancaster House, London.

The Global Forum for Asset Recovery will bring together governments and law enforcement agencies to discuss returning assets to Nigeria, Ukraine, Sri Lanka and Tunisia.

Foreign firms that own property in the UK must also declare their assets publicly in a bid to stamp out money-laundering, the government says.
The meeting will be held in the US next year, co-hosted with the UK, and supported by the UN and the World Bank.

Mr Cameron’s plans for a register of foreign companies owning UK property would include those who already owned property in the UK as well as those seeking to buy.

Downing Street said the register would mean “corrupt individuals and countries will no longer be able to move, launder and hide illicit funds through London’s property market, and will not benefit from our public funds”.

It said foreign companies owned about 100,000 properties in England and Wales and that more than 44,000 of these were in London.

David Cameron said cracking down on corruption was needed to “tackle extremism,” adding that people in developing countries wanted justice as much as they wanted clean water and health care. John Kerry, US secretary of State, agreed that corruption fed drug and human trafficking as well as terrorism.

ManirBK:
A plan to speed up international efforts on asset recovery has been announced by the UK Prime Minister David Cameron at the Anti-Corruption Summit held at Lancaster House, London.
The Global Forum for Asset Recovery will bring together governments and law enforcement agencies to discuss returning assets to Nigeria, Ukraine, Sri Lanka and Tunisia.
Foreign firms that own property in the UK must also declare their assets publicly in a bid to stamp out money-laundering, the government says.
The meeting will be held in the US next year, co-hosted with the UK, and supported by the UN and the World Bank.
Downing Street said the register would mean “corrupt individuals and countries will no longer be able to move, launder and hide illicit funds through London’s property market, and will not benefit from our public funds”.
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medpren:
Na today? Forget all the jamboree. One of thr biggest way the british makes money is by hiding stolen assets from nigeria, that's why the big for nothing useless crown must continue to exist. Even buhari's daughter flew British for 5 million naira. Only zombies can't see clearly.
Disintegrate the country and the british will lose a major source of usual income from their royal niger company.

medpren:
Na today? Forget all the jamboree. One of thr biggest way the british makes money is by hiding stolen assets from nigeria, that's why the big for nothing useless crown must continue to exist. Even buhari's daughter flew British for 5 million naira. Only zombies can't see clearly.
Disintegrate the country and the british will lose a major source of usual income from their royal niger company.

rayblast:
Oga daily trust we don tire to hear speed up to recover stolen fund. wen exactly will d money b brought back home? Na today?