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Principality Building Society Taps Jade ThirdEye to Revolutionize Financial Crime Defense

Principality Building Society, one of the UK’s leading mutual financial institutions with £14.1 billion in assets and more than 500,000 members, has partnered with Jade...

Council of Europe Launches Call for AML/CFT Programme Manager Expertise

The Council of Europe, via its MONEYVAL Secretariat, is spearheading a search for seasoned anti-money-laundering and counter–financing-of-terrorism experts to take on the crucial role...

Global Financial Crime Is Rising. Could a Unified AML Approach Be the Answer?

As financial crimes become more sophisticated and international in scope, the fragmented systems used to detect and prevent them are struggling to keep up....

Mounties Club Slammed by Regulators: AUSTRAC Targets Aussie Gambling Giant Over AML Failures

One of Australia’s most prominent gambling organizations, the Mounties Group, is under intense legal fire after being accused of failing to uphold anti-money laundering...

AI on Patrol: How Nasdaq Verafin’s Digital Workforce is Revolutionizing Bank Compliance

Banks have long struggled with the massive burden of anti-money laundering (AML) compliance—drowning in alerts, chasing false positives, and dedicating thousands of hours to...

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India Updates UAPA Terrorist and UN Sanctions Screening Rules

Indian regulators have issued fresh UAPA and UN sanctions-list updates, reinforcing screening obligations for banks and regulated financial institutions.

OFAC Removes 125 Entries and Updates Sanctions Screening Data

OFAC removed 125 individuals and entities and updated 22 entries, saying better identifiers can reduce false positives in sanctions screening.

AMLA Seeks Industry Input on Simplified Customer Due Diligence

AMLA is seeking industry input on simplified customer due diligence as it develops guidance for proportionate AML controls in lower-risk situations.

U.S. Treasury Targets Hamas Financing Network Using Crypto

The U.S. Treasury designated individuals and entities linked to a Hamas financing network that used sham charities and cryptocurrency to move more than $2 million.
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