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Anti-Money Laundering
Are Criminals Winning at Covid-19? Not Without a Fight
By Editors | 27/05/2020
Advances in digital identification technology can mitigate the unpleasant rise in pandemic-related financial crime. A top regulator, banker and lawyer join forces with Refinitiv to discuss how.
Anti-Money Laundering
Myanmar: YSX, Securities Firms Directed to Enhance AML Controls
By Editors | 25/05/2020
The YSX is asked to strengthen internal controls and establish an audit committee; six securities firms are asked to address document collection and record-keeping deficiencies.
Anti-Money Laundering
Cambodia Approves Draft Laws to Curb Money Laundering
By Editors | 20/05/2020
The draft bills were reportedly motivated by Cambodia’s placement on the FATF’s ‘grey-list’ last year, which impacts foreign investment and the economy.
Anti-Money Laundering
FSI Takes Stock of Official Sector Response to Rising Financial Crime
By Manesh Samtani | 17/05/2020
There are trade-offs between expecting FIs to enhance or adjust their cyber resilience and AML frameworks, versus avoiding excessive burdens that could hinder the delivery of key financial services.
Anti-Money Laundering
Industry Bodies Publish New Messaging Standard for Virtual Assets
By Editors | 13/05/2020
The messaging standard is aimed at helping virtual asset service providers comply with FATF requirements to collect and transfer originator and beneficiary information.
Anti-Money Laundering
Governments Failing to Stop Money Laundering: FATF Official
By Editors | 13/05/2020
Many countries have shown a last-minute commitment to tackling money laundering and a sudden uptick in investigations only because they faced an upcoming FATF evaluation.
Anti-Money Laundering
FATF Offers Policy Guidance for Managing Covid-19 Related AML Risks
By Editors | 05/05/2020
FATF describes the ways in which AML/CFT policy responses can help support implementation of Covid-19 response measures, while also managing new risks and vulnerabilities.
PEPs & Sanctions
US Prosecutors Target Foreign Bank Records in North Korean Cyber Hunt
By Nick Turner | 05/05/2020
US authorities may be signalling their intent to increasingly use the PATRIOT Act to gain access to foreign bank records in DPRK sanctions investigations, says Nick Turner at Steptoe & Johnson.
Anti-Money Laundering
FATF Postpones Mutual Evaluations, Follow-up Deadlines
By Editors | 29/04/2020
All mutual evaluations and follow-up deadlines are postponed, and FATF will review grey-list jurisdictions in October rather than June as previously scheduled.
Anti-Money Laundering
PBOC Penalties for AML Violations Spike in Q1 2020
By Editors | 29/04/2020
The increase in penalties is in part the result of a new calculation method in use at the PBOC, where penalties can now accumulate when multiple breaches occur at once.
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