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$650bn lost to money laundering in US in 2025

·Source: Finextra

Updated:

Executive Summary

An estimated $658.43bn was lost to money laundering in the US last year, equivalent to 2.14% of the country's GDP, according to new data from Napier AI.

Analysis

An estimated $658.43bn was lost to money laundering in the US last year, equivalent to 2.14% of the country's GDP, according to new data from Napier AI.
Source Attribution

Originally published by Finextra on Oct 22, 2026.

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