Clearly you have multiple options. When they had the Colombians going strongly in terms of the cocaine trade, they were obviously anxious to look for ways to move their money out because they had warehouses filled with dollar-bill equivalents rotting. They looked for new technology in terms of how to transfer money.
Yes, if you get your money illicitly and haven't reported it for tax purposes, if you're a Russian oligarch you're looking to get it out and hide it in some way. If you're a drug cartel guy, you're doing it too, or if you're a terrorist you're doing it.
As my colleagues pointed out, there is an overlap between organized crime—drug trafficking or whatever you want—and terrorism. They're the first ones to adopt new technology and to use it to hide their funds for different purposes. So, yes, the lessons learned in one are applicable to the other, because these are techniques that people use.