Tolerated Risk Written by GCIWhen applying a risk-based approach to money laundering, there has to be a tolerated level of risk and, therefore, a tolerated… View Details
Communication with customersWritten by Global Compliance InstituteIt all starts with MARKETING, proceeds to TERMS AND CONDITIONS (T&Cs) of business, and should ALWAYS be one in which we… View Details
Cryptocurrencies - The challenges for criminals and investigatorsWritten by Anna StylianouCryptocurrencies, NFTs, tokens, DeFi, Smart Contracts; all these are terms that have one thing in common – they are based on the… View Details
Being an AML Detective in the Crypto World Part IIWritten by Justin MuscolinoWe left off last time discussing the basics and background of money laundering, the types, schemes (etc). Now it’s time to start… View Details
Being an AML Detective in the Crypto WorldWritten by Justin MuscolinoDo you want to be a successful AML detective in the cryptocurrency world? Come on, who doesn’t!! Most people think “crypto” and… View Details
Nat West – The cash case for the peopleWritten by Martin WoodsIn December 2021, Nat West Bank paid a fine of £264.8 million after pleading guilty to three offences of failing to comply with… View Details
The Positive Potential of 2022Written by Martin WoodsAs with 2020, 2021 was a challenging year and as we enter 2022, we face continued Covid-19 headwinds. There are restrictions upon… View Details
Some compliance officers are detectivesWritten by Global Compliance InstituteThere are some instances when modern-day compliance professionals are asked to undertake investigations, conduct due diligence,… View Details
Fighting fraudsters and money launderers with confidenceWritten by Global Compliance InstituteHow do we give fraud and money laundering investigators the confidence to confront suspects, customers and others who are often… View Details
Can AI write and submit a suspicious activity report?Written by Global Compliance InstituteAn article in the Guardian newspaper written by artificial intelligence!, What About SARs?. View Details