The kleptocrat's accomplice? Incentives, values, and networks in the professional enabling of corrupt capital

The movement of monies out of mainland China and into jurisdictions such as Hong Kong and increasingly Singapore – especially since the enactment of the National Security law in Hong Kong – is significant. As an increasingly assertive China has seen an increase in the level of geopolitical tension between itself and Western nations, regulators in two of Asia’s most prominent financial hubs will find themselves increasingly in the difficult position of having to decide how to respond to pressures from these competing actors on the international stage, writes Omar Shahabudin McDoom