Hong Kong sees 29% jump in suspicious cash transactions
Dodgy-looking cash transactions surge 29% in Hong Kong. Police have attributed the jump to "improved awareness" from financial institutions since anti-laundering laws kicked in in April.
Suspect financial transactions reported to the police in Hong Kong has jumped 29% in the first half of 2012.
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