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Iraq Implements Stricter Rules on Real Estate Transactions to Combat Money Laundering: What You Need to Know

Iraq is taking significant steps to strengthen its fight against money laundering and terrorism financing through a new set of regulations aimed at its...

DNB Financial Crime Team Returns to Historic Amsterdam HQ: A Symbol of Renewed Vigilance in Financial Integrity

In a move symbolizing continuity and renewed focus on financial security, the Dutch Central Bank (DNB) has reopened its iconic Amsterdam headquarters. Among the...

TD Bank Offloads $9 Billion in Mortgages to Navigate Asset Cap After AML Scandal Fallout

In a decisive move to regain regulatory compliance and bolster its reputation, TD Bank has announced the sale of $9 billion worth of residential...

EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) Goes Live: Banks Warned of AML Risks Amid Cybersecurity Overhaul

The European Union's much-anticipated Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) officially came into effect this month, marking a significant shift in how financial institutions address...

FinCEN Joins Forces with South American FIUs: A Strategic Push Against Crime in the Amazon

In a groundbreaking move to combat escalating criminal activities in the Amazon, the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has announced a strategic partnership...

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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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