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An Interpretable Approach to Money Laundering Detection in Transaction Graphs using Pass-Through Templates
Layering is a key stage of the money laundering process in which assets are moved through intermediate entities to obscure their origin. We model this movement as a transaction graph, a labeled directed multigraph where nodes represent entities, such as individuals or organizations, and edges repres
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