Tag: Sanctions
Navigating AML and sanctions in North America
The AML and sanctions landscape in North America is evolving rapidly, shaped by regulatory change, heightened scrutiny, and the rise of AI-driven compliance tools.
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How sanctions risks threaten luxury goods
The luxury goods industry has come under heightened scrutiny in recent years as regulators intensify oversight of export control compliance amid growing geopolitical tensions.
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EBA proposes new AML rules for EU firms
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has published a new consultation outlining proposed Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) to overhaul how anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CFT) are supervised across the EU. The proposed changes are intended to create consistency, clarity and stronger oversight across the bloc while informing the work of the new Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA).
Moody’s identifies Russian nexus in EU transactions
EU institutions are now facing enhanced oversight of outgoing transactions linked to Russian ownership.
What are the key reporting tactics for boards on AML/CFT and...
Inadequate oversight in AML/CFT and sanctions can lead to substantial regulatory sanctions, reputational damage, and severe financial penalties.
How new regulations and tech are shaping financial crime compliance
The landscape of financial crime compliance is rapidly transforming. Amidst political upheavals and technological advancements, the cost of compliance has become an integral part...
The intersection of KYB and AML: A guide to business identity...
Know Your Business (KYB) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) are critical parts of the compliance ecosystem, but how aligned are they? FullCircl, a SaaS platform...
Quantifind unveils new tools to refine risk management in Q2 2024
Quantifind is delighted to announce the latest enhancements to our risk management tools, rolled out in the second quarter of 2024.
Are financial institutions struggling to keep up with modern sanction and...
The war in Ukraine has underscored how quickly sanction and PEPs lists can change. Since 2022, the US, UK, EU, Australia, Japan and Canada have imposed over 16,500 sanctions on Russia, according to the BBC. The current turbulent geopolitical scene means financial services firms need to be ready for regular, and often sudden, changes to PEPs and sanction lists. FinTech Global recently spoke to several industry players to ask whether financial institutions are keeping up with the modern sanction/PEPs landscape.
The impact of global events on FinTech compliance and risk management
In the intricate world of FinTech, the geopolitical landscape plays a pivotal role in shaping compliance and regulatory frameworks. The aftermath of the Russian...










