In guess in today's environment I would say nothing is exact. Whether it's individuals or whether it's organizations, there are a number of different ways they become engaged in laundering their funds, whether it's trying to integrate them into a banking system here in Canada, carrying bulk cash down to the United States and trying to get it into bank accounts there, or, as I mentioned earlier, comingling criminal proceeds with funds from a business that actually generates legitimate income.
We have all types of individuals involved in a wide variety of criminal activity, from organized crime groups involved in drug trafficking, to individuals or organized crime groups involved in mass-marketing fraud, to identity theft, to identity fraud, to mortgage fraud.
There's such a broad scope of criminal activity related to financial crime and such a broad scope of individuals and organizations involved that there is no one specific profile that consistently stands out.