Police Crackdown in Macau Uncovers 32 Illegal Currency Exchange Cases

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•Police inspected more than 500 individuals randomly over 13 days in Macau.
•Irregularities were found in over 11% of the inspections conducted.
•A total of 32 illegal currency exchange cases were uncovered during the crackdown.
•The operation is part of Macau's broader effort to regulate financial transactions and prevent illicit activities.

What Could Happen If...

▸If Macau authorities increase surveillance and enforcement on currency exchanges then illegal financial activities may decline, improving Macau's financial reputation and reducing risks of money laundering.

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🏛Macau Police

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CNMacau Daily TimesPolice inspected over 500 random people in 13 days, found irregularities in over 11%CNMacau Daily TimesPolice crackdown on illegal currency exchange uncovers 32 cases

Macau police inspected over 500 people in a 13-day operation, uncovering irregularities in more than 11% of cases and identifying 32 instances of illegal currency exchange. This enforcement effort targets unregulated financial activities that risk enabling money laundering and harming Macau's economy. The crackdown supports Macau's efforts to maintain a regulated financial environment and protect its international financial standing.