Source of Funds
The source of funds or assets and records that may help explain their nature and movement.
Money laundering matters may involve multiple financial transactions, transfers, accounts, assets, and commercial or banking records, as well as other underlying facts that require careful review in the context of the case.
We receive initial assessment requests from accused persons, family members, authorized representatives, companies and other relevant parties, focusing on the procedural stage, the applicant’s position, the transactions and available documentation.
Money laundering files vary according to the facts, parties, nature of the funds, transactions, accounts, assets and related records. The initial review therefore begins by understanding the sequence of events and transactions being examined and their relationship to the relevant parties.
The current stage of the case, available documents and evidence, and any measures concerning accounts, funds or assets may also be relevant when identifying issues requiring further legal review, without assuming a particular outcome.
The source of funds or assets and records that may help explain their nature and movement.
Transfers, financial movements and transactions connected with the matters under examination.
Available information concerning accounts and banking activity relevant to the case.
Contracts, invoices, business relationships and records connected with relevant transactions.
Issues or measures concerning funds or assets within the context of the case.
The position of the file at investigation, prosecution, court or appeal stage.
Briefly identify your position in the case, the current stage, the nature of the transactions or funds being examined, and the main records available. Do not submit online banking credentials, passwords, original documents or unnecessary confidential information through this form.
These details help provide an initial picture of the matter. Submitting this form does not create a lawyer-client relationship or confirm acceptance of representation.