Steps needed to curb money laundering in Kuwait

KUWAIT - Money laundering is illegal but some people manage to get away with it, yesterday disclosed Talal Al-Sayegh from the Central Bank of Kuwait during a lecture organised by the Institute of Banking Studies (IBS).

The lecture focused on money laundering, its repercussions and effects on the economy and how the international community deals with it. The event was attended by some bank employees and members of the economic sector, the Kuwait Times said.

"This one-day programme aims at informing

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