The Money Laundering Prevention Center, Investigation Bureau,
Ministry of Justice, Republic Of China (Taiwan) and The
Reporting Center Unusual Transactions (Aruba), hereinafter
referred to as "the Authorities", desire, in a spirit of
cooperation and mutual interest, and within the framework of
each Authority's national legislation, to facilitate the
prevention and detection of money laundering and also to
facilitate the analysis and investigation of persons or
companies suspected of criminal activity related to money
laundering and/or financing of terrorism.
To those ends, they have reached the understandings set forth
below:

1.Scope of Cooperation
The Authorities will cooperate to exchange financial
intelligence, in the form of information or documents
concerning financial transactions suspected of being related
to money laundering or criminal activities connected with
money laundering and/or financing of terrorism. To that end,
the Authorities will exchange spontaneously or upon request
any available financial intelligence that may be relevant to
the investigation by the Authorities into financial
transactions related to money laundering and/or financing of
terrorism and the persons or companies involved.
2.Requests for Financial Intelligence
The requesting Authority should disclose to the requested
Authority at a minimum the reason for the request, the purpose
for which the information will be used and enough information
to enable the requested Authority to determine whether the
request complies with its domestic law.
3.Uses of Financial Intelligence
a.Financial intelligence exchanged between the Authorities may
be used only for the specific purpose for which the
financial information was sought or provided.
b.The receiving Authority may not transfer financial
intelligence shared by a disclosing Authority to a third
party, nor make use of the financial intelligence for
investigative, prosecutorial or judicial purposes, without
the prior consent of the disclosing Authority.
c.It is understood that information obtained in accordance
with this Memorandum can be used in justice only when
related to money laundering originating from predicate
offences and/or related to financing of terrorism as
provided by the national legislation of the respective
Authorities.
4.Confidentiality of Financial Intelligence
The financial intelligence acquired in application of this
Memorandum and the fact that the information was provided
should be kept confidential. It should be protected by at
least the same confidentiality as provided by the national
legislation of the receiving Authority for similar information
from national sources.
5.Refusal of Providing Financial Intelligence
The Authorities are under no obligation to give assistance if
judicial proceedings have already been initiated concerning
the same facts as the request is related to.
6.Working Meetings and Consultations
If necessary, the representative of the Authorities will hold
working meetings and consultations in order to discuss how to
reinforce the cooperation within this Memorandum, and make it
more efficient.
7.Communication between the Authorities
Communication between the Authorities shall as far as possible
take place in English using the Egmont Secure Website.
8.Effective date; Amendment; Termination
a.This Memorandum will become effective upon signature by the
Authorities.
b.This Memorandum may be amended at any time, in writing, as
mutually arranged by the Authorities.
c.Either Authority may terminate this Memorandum by 3 months'
notice in writing to the other Authority.
d.Notwithstanding, the termination of this Memorandum, the
confidential provision refer to in Article 4, shall remain
in application.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the undersigned have signed this Memorandum
at Seoul on date of 2008 in duplicate in the English language.

Signed: Signed:


Cherng-Maw Yeh Dick van den Ham
Director General Head
Money Laundering Prevention Reporting Center Unusual
Center Transactions
Investigation Bureau Aruba
Ministry of Justice
Republic of China(Taiwan)