英文摘要 |
Financial institutions as such private sector often face threats of money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation financing crimes. If the above institution may understand and obey international regulations, it would much facilitate preventing relevant criminals’ abuses. Public-private sectors’ information sharing and collective efforts for crime prevention are thus significant, especially suspicious transaction report as the main object in between. Following the recommendations of FATF, it is ruled in ROC Anti-money Laundering Law that it should be regulated under the principle of secret investigation within the Criminal Procedure Law if it has been analyzed and indicated by the financial intelligence center as suspicious transaction report, more likely constitute a crime, and further being investigated by law enforcement authorities. Nonetheless, it is essential to balance and take into account of various interests as well as sharing information between public and private sectors for the principle of secret investigation under the purposes of anti-money laundering, counter terrorist financing and proliferation financing. In addition, the relevant practices of other states are referred in order to develop this regulation for the government. Hence, this study attempts to introduce international norms and other states’ information sharing practices, and then evaluates the principle of secret investigation of my state. Last but not least, it assesses the limits of secret investigation principle with a basis of ROC suspicious transaction report, as well as making suggestions for related amendments after inferring to international regulations and other states’ practices, in order to strengthen public- private sectors’ cooperation. |