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In response to "I'm a bit surprised, unless there's more to drop, that I'm not seeing a bunch of US names on the list. -- nm" by ty97

"The Pandora Papers include documents from 206 U.S. trusts in 15 states and Washington, D.C., and 22 U.S. trustee companies," the ICIJ points out.

"The documents provide details about the movement of hundreds of millions of dollars from offshore havens in the Caribbean and Europe into South Dakota, a sparsely populated American state that has become a major destination for foreign money."

So that's bad.

From what I read, the bigger issue is not so much the money, but the fact that the US has helped set global trade and finance policy that obscured any visibility into the movement of money. That's the whole "we know it's happening, but can't see it happen" aspect that the US has been at the center of.


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