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Recorded13 Oct 2023

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According to a key poll in the financial crime sector, Ireland and Dublin in particular, is the most likely to become the home of the proposed Anti Money Laundering agency for the EU. It pipped Madrid which came second and then Luxembourg and Frankfurt. But given the high cost of labour and housing here, will we win it? To discuss further Joe spoke to Stephen Rae, from the consultants Kobn.

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