Tag: US Treasury

Pig butchering scams put compliance teams on high alert

Pig butchering scams are now among the largest drivers of scam-related reporting in the US financial system, and regulators want institutions to act. According to...

Prometeia: record yields expose deepening debt risks

Government bond markets endured a punishing summer, with long-term yields climbing to levels not seen in nearly two decades. According to analysis from Prometeia,...

Why narrower rules could ease compliance teams’ burden

Regulatory change is no longer arriving as broad, sector-wide overhauls, according to CUBE's latest fortnightly analysis, which argues that precision, not volume, is now...

FinCEN scraps beneficial ownership rules for US firms

One of the biggest new US anti-money laundering reporting regimes has effectively just been dismantled, after FinCEN finalised sweeping changes to the Corporate Transparency...

The CUBE Read notes 3 shifts in financial services regulation

Risk and compliance functions in financial services are being asked to do more than watch the regulatory horizon, according to CUBE's latest fortnightly briefing,...

FinCEN’s AML shake-up: why AI compliance must deliver

For decades, passing a US anti-money laundering (AML) audit meant proving a programme existed. Write the policies, appoint the officer, train the staff, complete...

BOI reporting in 2026: what compliance teams must know

The rules governing beneficial ownership information reporting have undergone a dramatic transformation since the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) came into force — and compliance...

FinCEN sounds the alarm on World Cup financial crime

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is on the horizon, and while the spotlight will fall on football pitches across the United States, Canada, and...

$1.7m OFAC settlement exposes sanctions gaps

In late February 2026, a prominent US educational institution agreed to pay $1.72m to the US Treasury to settle allegations that it processed tuition...

US deficits drive yield curve steepening, LSEG claims

Mounting trade and budget deficits are pushing the US economy into increasingly precarious territory, LSEG Data & Analytics has reported.

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