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G20 Leaders or laggards? Reviewing G20 promises on ending anonymous companies

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The issue of anonymous companies has risen in prominence on the global agenda. Yet, in 2015, our analysis of how well G20 members were implementing the G20 Beneficial Ownership Principles showed that 15 of the G20 members had weak or average beneficial ownership legal frameworks. This publication G20 Leaders or Laggards? updates that assessment.

Authors

Maíra Martini and Maggie Murphy

Date

19/04/2018

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Experts working on this topic

Tilman Hoppe Costantino Grasso Elda Fim

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