Archive · 26 Sep 2025
ED to Preside Over Asset Recovery Network in 2026
Imagine a group of countries working together to catch criminals who hide their money.
The ED, a government agency, will be in charge of this group, called ARIN-AP, in 2026.
ARIN-AP helps countries share information to find and take back money stolen by criminals.
Being in charge will let the ED work better with other countries to stop money laundering and financial crimes.
It's like the ED will lead the team in a global game of hide-and-seek to catch the bad guys and get back the money.
The Directorate of Enforcement (ED) will lead the Asset Recovery Inter-Agency Network of Asia Pacific (ARIN-AP) in 2026.
ARIN-AP is a global platform focused on recovering criminal funds.
The current chair of ARIN-AP is Mongolia.
The ED stated the presidency presents an opportunity to boost international cooperation.
The ED will share its expertise in battling financial crimes.
- Who
- Directorate of Enforcement (ED)
- What
- Will hold the presidency of ARIN-AP
- When
- In 2026
- Where
- Asia Pacific (ARIN-AP)
- Why
- To strengthen international cooperation in asset recovery, combat financial crimes and money laundering.
- Organization
- Directorate of Enforcement (ED)
- Network
- Asset Recovery Inter-Agency Network of Asia Pacific (ARIN-AP)
- Role
- Presidency
- Year of Presidency
- 2026
- Current Chair
- Mongolia (for the current year)
- Goal of ARIN-AP
- Strengthen cooperation in asset recovery