I'm not aware of any concrete information.
My sense is that the Americans traditionally were much more funded, and then again, they have this vast army of the DEA, ICE, Customs, the FBI, and so on that assist with tracking down tax cheats and international money launderers. But the Americans have just slashed their budget and have fired a whole bunch of international auditors for political reasons in the last couple of years, and so there's a lot of discussion. That's highly problematic.
I think the Germans, too, have devoted more resources to the problem. As I mentioned at the outset, it is a welcome change to see these additional resources to help the CRA. I think that will help a lot.