The dark side of cash

The shady world of terrorist financing could open a whole new front in the government’s war on cash, says Natalie Stanton.

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The shady world of terrorist financing could open a new front in the war on cash

During last week's G20 summit in Turkey, representatives from the G7 Canada, France, Germany, Britain, Italy, Japan and the US reportedly excused themselves from proceedings to hold a meeting behind closed doors.

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Natalie joined MoneyWeek in March 2015. Prior to that she worked as a reporter for The Lawyer, and a researcher/writer for legal careers publication the Chambers Student Guide. 

She has an undergraduate degree in Politics with Media from the University of East Anglia, and a Master’s degree in International Conflict Studies from King’s College, London.