Africa loses $50bn in illicit finance flows

 

If you can't see the Public Finance International email below click here to view the web version   International news & comment from Public Finance and CIPFA   3 February 2015 | Public Finance International Home | Contact us | Sign up         Africa loses $50bn in illicit finance flows Weak governance means Africa loses more than $50bn each year in unpaid taxes and money laundering, a new report has found. The analysis by the African Union and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa concluded a lack of financial transparency was exacerbating the continent’s corruption problems...       Latest news Greek government puts forward growth bond plan IMF trims Canada’s growth forecast following oil price slump IPSASB issues guidance for first-time adopters Lagarde urges Rwanda to reduce aid dependency Ireland urged to shore up post-bailout public finance progress More news     Features Accelerating Africa’s economic progress More features     Jobs Interim Finance Manager for Int. Health Care Charity  Accounting for International Development  Unpaid Financial Accountant  Falkland Islands Government  Up to £51,980 pa Admitting Dept Quality Control Auditor IEnclipse Corp.  $Competitive More jobs       Click here to unsubscribe from this email