Source: https://www.assetsearchblog.com/2009/02/15/asset-forfeiture-goes-global/
Timestamp: 2019-04-18 23:18:15+00:00

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Financial Intelligence Units or other government agencies throughout the world have a keen interest in searching for illicit assets and then forfeiting them. This global interest in asset forfeiture is perhaps marked by the growth of “goAML” software from The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. “GoAML” even includes “goATR”, which is asset tracking software designed to help government agencies search for and forfeit laundered assets.
1. Art. 305bis, Swiss Criminal Code (Money Laundering).
2. Art. 305ter, Swiss Criminal Code (Insufficient Diligence in Financial Transactions and Right to Report).
3. Art. 260ter, Swiss Criminal Code (Criminal Organisations).
4. Art. 260quinquies, Swiss Criminal Code (Financing Terrorism).
5. Art. 69 to 72, Swiss Criminal Code (Confiscation).
6. Art. 102 and 102a, Swiss Criminal Code (Corporate Criminal Responsibility).
U.S. government agencies like the Department of Justice can of course similarly seize and / or forfeit illicit assets hidden through money laundering or otherwise. Furthermore, the U.S. Department of Justice reported that property deposited during 2008 into The Assets Forfeiture Fund repository of seized assets, was valued at $1,327,604,903.
Italian Criminal Code Articles 319ter and 321, Bribery in judicial acts.

References: Art. 305
 Art. 305
 Art. 260
 Art. 260
 Art. 69
 Art. 102