STOP Money Laundering! conference was held in London in February 2002. The conference was targeted particularly at bankers, lawyers, accountants and financial service industries and government. Senior banking and financial professionals who had to ensure that their organisations comply with the new regulations about money laundering also attended the conference.

Billy Steel presents a comprehensive website about the transnational crime and world-wide phenomenon known as Money Laundering. He tells all about this crime from its origins to the legislation to the future battle against the launderers.

Clicktolearnmore.com is the leading provider of counter-money laundering content for e-learning providers. clicktolearnmore.com is headed by the lawyer and money laundering compliance consultant Nigel Morris-Cotterill.

This report, prepared for the Australian Transaction Reports and Analysis Centre by John Walker Consulting Services, is a first step towards quantifying money laundering in Australia. It will assist to focus the issue both for Government policy purposes and for law enforcement agencies in their own jurisdictions.

The FATF is an inter-governmental body whose purpose is the development and promotion of policies, both at national and international levels, to combat money laundering. The Task Force works to generate the necessary political will to bring about national legislative and regulatory reforms to combat money laundering.

The IMoLIN is an Internet-based network assisting governments, organizations and individuals in the fight against money laundering. IMoLIN has been developed with the cooperation of the world's leading anti-money laundering organizations and is providing a database on legislation and regulation throughout the world (AMLID), an electronic library and a calendar of events.

Since 1989, Money Laundering Alert has been the top independent source for news, guidance and analysis on money laundering in the United States and around the world. Published by Alert Global Media, Inc., it offers a huge veariety of useful links to organisations and other useful webpages.

Oceana's long running conference focused on anti-money laundering and other financial crime prevention, compliance, and investigation will be holding its 16th conference in Miami, Florida from February 26th to February 28th, 2003. The website is in English and Spanish.

This paper by John Walker presents the design of a model for estimating flows of money laundering around the world. Using a comparatively simple crime-economic model, constructed from readily available international databases, it closely predicts a range of such expert assessments, and offers a framework for determining and monitoring the size of money laundering flows around the world.

Risk Values is a tool to help financial services professionals identify account holders and applicants for business who may display personality traits that indicate the potential to use an account relationship for the purposes of funding terrorism, money laundering or fraud. The first Risk Values product is called RV1 and uses a simple questionnaire that financial services businesses can incorporate into their application forms and/or CRM surveys.

Five leading anti-money laundering resources have created a new group called "The Anti-Money Laundering Network". Antimoneylaundering.net corporate members provide consultancy, face to face training and e-learning content, risk assessment software, publications, editorial and background material for a range of publishers and a unique series of Fora.

The Money Laundering Compliance Website is part of a new group called "The Anti-Money Laundering Network" and presents papers, articles and book reviews about money laundering.

The World Money Laundering Report is a counter-moneylaundering newsletter offering truly global coverage. Distributed electronically, WMLR is supported by the free monthly e-mail WMLR Digest. It is part of a new group called "The Anti-Money Laundering Network" and presents articles on predicate crimes, confiscation, and forfeiture.