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Interpol's Proposed 'Silver Notice' System
Interpol plans to seek approval for a new 'silver notice' system to target criminal assets and accelerate financial crime investigations, to be discussed at its general assembly in Hong Kong next month.
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Interpol is set to seek approval at its general assembly in Hong Kong, which it is hosting for the first time, for a new "silver notice" system designed to target criminals' assets and speed up financial investigations into transnational crime (SCMP, October 26). Interpol Secretary General Valdecy Urquiza discussed the proposal in an interview in Hong Kong ahead of the meeting next month (SCMP, October 26). Hong Kong's police chief has also pledged to make financial investigations and scams a top priority in discussions with overseas counterparts during the gathering (SCMP, October 26).
The silver notice would join Interpol's existing color-coded notice system (such as red notices for wanted persons) and reflects growing international focus on asset recovery and financial crime amid rising transnational scam networks.