Trinidad: cb governor warns on money laundering

The governor of the Trinidad and Tobago Central Bank, Ewart Williams, has warned that money laundering through the banking system is on the increase and that the financial system is being increasingly used to fund criminal activity.

Addressing the 22nd annual conference of the Caribbean Group of Banking Supervisors, Williams said that money launderers were employing more sophisticated techniques to channel funds that were illegally obtained.

"It's no secret that money laundering through the

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