Re:Doing Western students' homework is big business in Kenya
by pjc50 on Tuesday February 04, 2020 @12:15PM
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That's a bit "run before you can walk"; most places are only just putting in the required beneficial owner rules in order to know that an e.g. Cayman Islands limited company isn't a front for someone on the US proscribed persons list, let alone that they're taking bribes in Kenya.
There is a tremendous paper that takes advantage of the fact that a lot of debt is public in its amount but not owners to quantify the "missing trillions". The global sums of "amount owed to me" and "amount owed by me" should sum to zero, but there's a huge gap. That's money owed (bonds) to the invisible rich.
There is a tremendous paper that takes advantage of the fact that a lot of debt is public in its amount but not owners to quantify the "missing trillions". The global sums of "amount owed to me" and "amount owed by me" should sum to zero, but there's a huge gap. That's money owed (bonds) to the invisible rich.
https://theintercept.com/2016/04/05/heres-the-price-countrie...