Albert Hakim — Enterprise Financial Principal
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This businessman built the secret Swiss bank plumbing that moved Iran arms money in the Iran-Contra scandal.
Who they are
Albert Hakim, an Iranian-American businessman and the profit-driven money man of the Iran-Contra 'Enterprise.'
What they do
The engine reads him as the specialist who ran the offshore financial machinery.
How it works
He co-founded a company with Secord and was the main shareholder of a Panamanian shell firm that owned the Geneva bank account receiving Iran arms proceeds; he took in about $2.06 million and pleaded guilty in 1989 to a misdemeanor for secretly topping up a government official's pay via a Swiss account for Oliver North's children.
Why it matters
He is the concrete person who executed the hidden shell-company banking that made the covert operation's money flow work.
The engine's record — word for word
Iranian-American businessman; the profit-motive principal of the Iran-Contra 'Enterprise' (Walsh Report). Co-founded STTGI with Secord; principal shareholder of Lake Resources Inc. (the Panamanian shell owning the Credit Suisse Geneva account that received Iran arms proceeds); received ~$2.06M (1985-86). Pleaded guilty Nov 21 1989 to a misdemeanor — supplementing the salary of a government officer (the ~$200,000 'B. Button' Swiss account for Oliver North's children). Engine read: the specialist financial-mechanism carrier who executed the offshore-shell plumbing. (Distinct from the Islamic 'Hakimiyyah' concept.) [Carrier-Person Layer audit — Aug 14 2026]
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