Counterfeit money major concern for SEACEN

Money counterfeiting has become a central issue for member countries in the South East Asian Central Bank (SEACEN), Bank Indonesia (BI) Deputy Governor Maulana R. Ibrahim said on Monday 5 January.

"Each central bank must increase its awareness about money counterfeiting activity because forgers are continuing to operate with advanced printing technology and security features," Maulana said at the opening of a SEACEN Course.

Such awareness, Maulana said, should be part of the banks` efforts to

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