Cameroon’s state debt-recovery agency is expanding its reach beyond national borders. The Société de recouvrement des créances (SRC), recently mandated to administer frozen, seized and tax-related assets as part of broader anti-money laundering efforts, is turning to Interpol to strengthen the recovery of assets held overseas.
For SRC Director General Marie Rose Messi, cross-border capacity is now essential. “Our ability to recover assets also depends on our international reach. That is why we are turning to Interpol to help track economic criminals wherever they may be,” she said.
At the centre of this approach is the “Silver Notice,” a new Interpol tool in the fight against financial crime. Messi said the instrument…