Tax havens. IFC must change, sooner or later

Opinion January 29, 2007

Tax havens are ‘black boxes’ that allow illegitimate funds to be hidden from regulation and law enforcement. From an anti-corruption perspective, it is easy to disapprove of IFC’s use of tax havens for channelling investments to poor countries, writes Jan Borgen, Secretary General of Transparency Norway.

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