I actually know a bit about these types of transactions. Part of my investigative field is these types of transactions and financing. What I said to him was that I'd take the top three oldest incorporations.
Now, if I were interested in conducting offshore activities that way, the reason I would want the three oldest commercial companies is that once they're past the incorporation date by a year, under some Central American banking agreements they qualify for commercial credit. If you were going to wash money through--deposit stock, sell it, and deposit the cash into an account--what you would do then is get a corporate credit card, say a Visa or MasterCard, and you would just spend money paid into that account, rather than try to take cash out through an ATM machine, which is what Mr. Gillani was suggesting: creating ATM machines in Central American banks, and people would draw it out here at white-label machines.