Peppie & UBO: privacy concerns for business leaders and directors. (Why anti-money laundering policies can wreak havoc on culture)

by Fleur Jansen
2 April 201930 March 2022
7 min read
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Onze regeringsleiders, verenigd in Europa, hebben iets bedacht om het maskeren van corruptie tegen te gaan. Het heet UBO-register. Nederland gaat dat op korte termijn ook invoeren. Dat heeft gevolgen, ook voor culturele stichtingen en verenigingen. Elke organisatie moet namelijk bepalen wie UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner ofwel Uiteindelijk Voordeelgenietend Eigenaar) is. Dat geeft wat complicaties.
In de cultuursector is het zeker geen gesprek van de dag en lijkt het een futuristische zeppelin. ...

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Fleur Jansen

Fleur Jansen (1976) writes for film, television and theatre and is a compiler of collections of stories from around 1900. She wrote her first texts for Entertainment Experience, a film project led by director Paul Verhoeven and screenwriter Robert Alberdingk Thijm. After winning a screenplay award and the project an Emmy Award, she attended two master classes in the US. Recently, she wrote a TV miniseries with a grant and took a seat on the editorial board of Mediafonds' final festival. In her spare time, she works for the corporate world where she deploys 20 years of (international) work experience. Fleur Jansen studied Policy Studies at the UvA (1999) and occasionally writes for Cultuurpers.View Author posts

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