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AML inadequacies can lead to ‘eye-watering’ fines for banks

By Puja Sharma

January 25, 2023

  • AML
  • AML Compliance
  • Anti - Money Laundering
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Almost half (45%) of the banking and finance firms who responded disclosed that they did not identify the ultimate beneficial owners of the new companies they dealt with – a loophole often exploited by money laundering criminals, who create complicated corporate infrastructures to hide the real recipients of criminal activity A “worrying” number of banks […]

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