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AML / KYC
Australia Introduces Bill to Criminalise Cash Payments Over A$10,000
By Editors | 22/08/2019
Under the proposed law, Australians would face up to two years’ jail and A$25,200 in fines if cash transactions between business and individuals exceed A$10,000.
AML / KYC
NTU Singapore to Develop New Tools to Fight Money Laundering
By Editors | 22/08/2019
Supported by the MAS and Singapore’s major banks, the project seeks to help wealth managers address money laundering risks with new AI and machine learning capabilities.
AML / KYC
The Long Arm of the Law
By Eric A. Sohn | 19/08/2019
Eric A. Sohn at Dow Jones Risk & Compliance discusses the US’ ability to restrict a firm’s access to correspondent banking services and its financial markets.
AML / KYC
Singapore Crypto Sector Consults on AML/CFT Code of Practice
By Editors | 15/08/2019
The code was facilitated by MAS and developed in consultation with ABS by ACCESS, the Association of Cryptocurrency Enterprises and Start-ups, Singapore.
AML / KYC
Singapore Shell Companies Vulnerable to Money Laundering: MAS
By Editors | 14/08/2019
While money launderers and tax evaders have traditionally used offshore companies, some have shifted to onshore companies to evade detection.
AML / KYC
Malaysia to Introduce e-KYC for Money Services Businesses
By Editors | 13/08/2019
BNM has set out the requirements money changers must observe in non-face-to-face customer onboarding, to ensure effective and robust AML/CFT controls.
AML / KYC
Malaysia Files Criminal Charges Against 17 Goldman Directors
By Editors | 12/08/2019
The current and former directors each face 1MDB-related charges carrying a maximum 10-year jail term and a minimum penalty of 1 million ringgit.
AML / KYC
Australia Records Decline in Payment Fraud Rates
By Editors | 09/08/2019
AusPayNet’s latest data shows a decline in the overall rate of card fraud for 2018, alongside slower growth in online fraud.
AML / KYC
UN Report: North Korea Still Accessing International Financial System
By Editors | 09/08/2019
The report says North Korea has amassed $2bn from cyberattacks on banks and crypto exchanges, and that it has about 30 overseas representatives helping it evade sanctions.
AML / KYC
Korea’s FIU Seeks Direct Supervision Over Crypto Exchanges
By Editors | 08/08/2019
Currently, the Financial Intelligence Unit only indirectly regulates cryptocurrency exchanges in Korea through the administrative guidance it issues for banks.
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