Limit for Cash Transactions Lowered to $3,000 in GuatemalaThe Guatemalan Banking Superintendent (SOB) set in $3,000 the limit for transactions in cash without justifying the origin of the funds. From October on, the people that carry out money transfers over $3,000 should justify where the money comes from.Tuesday, September 14, 2010
"The purpose of limiting the income of currencies in cash in the national financial system pretends to detect, in a more effective way, any monetary transaction that can have some criminal origin", indicated Edgar Barquín, holder of the SOB, to Elperiodico. com. gt Source: elperiodico.com.gt Guatemala and El Salvador Investigate Triangulation of DollarsOctober 2013 Detections have been made of cash transfers which are then returned via wire transfers and which apparently are linked to drug dealing and extortion. Guatemala: Requirements for Bank DepositsOctober 2010 Starting January 2011 the Monetary Board requirements apply only to foreign currency deposits. Guatemala: New Rules for Forex TradingOctober 2010 Starting January 2011, cash transactions exceeding $ 3000 must meet additional requirements Guatemala Unveils Committee Against Money LaunderingMay 2010 It will coordinate actions against money and asset laundering related to tax evasion, drug trafficking, corruption and extortion.
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