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Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to apply the frameworkPrice (2008) and HSBC Money Laundering Risk Procedures 2016 for estimating the risk contribution of each individual customer in Vietnamese banking system using the information from the survey in South East region in Vietnam in general and Ho Chi Minh city in specific. Design/methodology/approach - Based on the collected data from the survey, the Money Laundering Risk Score (MLRS) is calculated for each customer who is using the services and products of Vietnamese commercial banks by the enhanced measurement model of Christopher Price, the ordinary least squares and three variations of logistic regression model. Findings - This paper proposes an appropriate estimation of the money laundering risk (MLR) for personal customer using the most significant factors that affects MLR and suggests practical recommendations for commercial banking system. Practical implications - This paper suggests an intuitive method to estimate the contribution of each customer factor on their MLRS. Originality/value - The higher respondent’s group of age lead to the higher MLR occurred in the financial market. Follow the works of Wolfsberget al. (2006), Sathan and Mahendhiran (2007),Usman Kemal (2014) andReganati and Oliva (2017), this paper also confirms negative relationship between MLR with the respondent’s group of salary and the academic level. This indicated that the lower amount of money the respondents earn and lower academic level they were, the higher degree of MLR.
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Hung Ba & Tran Huynh, 2018.
"Money laundering risk from emerging markets: the case of Vietnam,"
Journal of Money Laundering Control, Emerald Group Publishing Limited, vol. 21(3), pages 385-401, July.
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RePEc:eme:jmlcpp:jmlc-09-2017-0050
DOI: 10.1108/JMLC-09-2017-0050
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