EC threatens legal action over money-laundering laws

The European Commission is threatening Ireland with legal action for failing to adopt EU anti-money laundering rules into national law.

EC threatens legal action over money-laundering laws
Fri, 18 Jul, 2008 - 14:44

The European Commission is threatening Ireland with legal action for failing to adopt EU anti-money laundering rules into national law.

The measure is part of the fight against terrorism.

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