What Went Wrong With Money Laundering Law?

Peter Alldridge is Drapers' Professor of Law at Queen Mary University of London, UK, since 2003. He is the author of Relocating Criminal Law (2000) and Money Laundering Law (2003) and a wide range of articles. He specializes in financial crime.

“What Went Wrong with Money Laundering Law is a timely intervention. The book is a continuation of Alldridge’s sustained concern about the expansion of money laundering regulations … . I very much enjoyed reading this book. It provides an important antidote to the juggernaut of AML.” (Penny Crofts, Current Issues in Criminal Justice, Vol. 28 (2), November, 2017)

• Introduction and a Short History.- What Does Laundering Look Like?.- Building on Sand: The Development of the AML Narrative.- Impacts upon Substantive Laundering Law.- Resultant Law.- Consequences and Prescriptions.- What Is To Be Done?.