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AML / KYC
Seoul Prosecutors Revive Specialised Financial Crime Team
By Editors | 24/05/2022
A joint investigations team that was disbanded in January 2020 has now been reinstated to respond to financial and securities crimes.
AML / KYC
Singapore Police Warns of Banking-related Phishing Scams
By Editors | 24/05/2022
Phishing scams involving the impersonation of bank employees have increased from 149 cases in 2020 to 1,021 cases last year.
AML / KYC
US SEC Fines Wells Fargo Advisors $7m for AML Failures
By Editors | 24/05/2022
Wells Fargo Advisors was fined for failing to timely file 34 SARs. This is the second BSA action against the firm in the last five years.
AML / KYC
G7 Urges FSB to Swiftly Develop Regulations for Crypto
By Manesh Samtani | 22/05/2022
FSB asked to “advance the swift development and implementation of consistent and comprehensive regulation of crypto-asset issuers and service providers”.
AML / KYC
Crypto Firms Launch Scam Reporting Platform: Chainabuse
By Editors | 22/05/2022
Chainabuse is backed by TRM Labs, Solana Foundation, Circle, OpenSea, Binance, The Aave Companies, CIVIC, and Hedera.
AML / KYC
Fugitive Former Banker from Bangladesh Arrested in India
By Editors | 22/05/2022
PK Halder has been on the run since 2019 after allegedly defrauding multiple NBFIs in Bangladesh of more than $280,000.
AML / KYC
Australia: FSC Calls for Measures to Stop Online Scam Ads
By Editors | 22/05/2022
The Financial Services Council is calling for the introduction of a mandatory code of conduct for digital platforms like Facebook and Google to prevent financial scams.
AML / KYC
ASIC Cautions Against Purchasing ‘Fake Green Bonds’
By Editors | 21/05/2022
ASIC says retail investors who are approached to invest in green bonds should ask their banks for help to check the legitimacy of the offer.
AML / KYC
US Federal Court Declares Crypto Subject to Sanctions Laws
By Mark Johnston | 20/05/2022
A newly unsealed federal court opinion supports the DOJ’s first criminal prosecution involving the use of crypto for sanctions evasion.
AML / KYC
US Warns Against Inadvertent Hiring of DPRK IT Workers
By Editors | 19/05/2022
North Korean IT workers may try to obtain employment building crypto exchange platforms and then use the infrastructure to launder money and evade sanctions.
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