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Companies are artificial entities created to allow real people to do business. But, unfortunately, there are some types of companies that aren’t engaged in any business at all. Instead, these anonymous companies exist mainly to disguise people doing things they’d rather not have the public know about. Global Witness explains how anonymous companies are used to cover up crime and corruption.
Lesson by Global Witness, animation by Kozmonot Animation Studio.
Tagged under: anonymous companies,shell companies,crime,corruption,financial crime,TED,TED-Ed,TEDEducation,TED Ed,Global Witness,Charmian Gooch,Kozmonot Animation Studio
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