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Security firm loses licence after boss jailed for money laundering
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Security firm loses licence after boss jailed for money laundering

A security firm in New Zealand has lost its license following the imprisonment of its boss for money laundering charges. The court decision reflects broader regulatory actions against businesses involved in financial crimes. The case highlights the government's efforts to enforce compliance with anti-money laundering laws.

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Security firm loses licence after boss jailed for money laundering

A security firm in New Zealand has lost its license following the imprisonment of its boss for money laundering charges. The court decision reflects broader regulatory actions against businesses involved in financial crimes. The case highlights the government's efforts to enforce compliance with anti-money laundering laws.

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