AML Conversations: What could be the impact of Russian sanctions on the financial crime compliance community?
We sit down with our global sanctions expert Tim White to hear how the financial crime compliance community is impacted following the sanctions against Russia and how to address any concerns. We also delve into how these financial service providers can over overcome some of the challenges that they are now faced with. AML Conversations · What could be the impact of Russian sanctions on the financial crime compliance community?
The 2022 NMLRA: The Pandemic, Opioids, and Other “Changes” Continue to Challenge our Communities
There is an old idiom, attributed to the British that “March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.” For the financial crime prevention community in the US, that probably won’t be accurate since we expect a whole host of studies, reports, and regulations throughout 2022. However, on March 1st, the Department of Treasury issued National Risk Assessments on money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation financing. As there is quite a bit to unpack in all three, we will only focus here on the money laundering assessment or NMLRA.
How Blockchain and Digital Identity Can Reduce Risk and Identity Theft
Introduction Since the start of our COVID-induced digital transformation, cybersecurity has become a hot topic and shone a light on the lack of awareness around cybercrime, and more specifically, identity fraud. The number of identity theft cases has grown exponentially on a global scale, exposing the high risks of both personal data loss and access to vital institutional resources. The increased use of social media and online shopping has created modern digital identities which are fragmented, and the risk of exploitation because user data is stored on cloud servers.
Understanding Market Implications from the Sanctions in Russia
Welcome to part two of our interview with Tim White, a Special Advisor at AML RightSource and our global sanctions expert, where we delve into the market outlook and what the long-term effects could be from the sanctions on Russia.
AML Conversations: Meet James Lin - AMLRS Chief Product & Technology Officer
John Byrne, Chairman of the AML RightSource Advisory Board, sits down with James Lin, the Company’s new Chief Product & Technology Officer. James discusses his vision for how technology and people working together can bring clients enhanced effectiveness in their financial crime compliance efforts. He also explores how bringing all of AMLRS’s resources together can accelerate client success.
2022 Financial Crime Market Outlook | Latin America
Welcome back to our 2022 outlook on the AML industry across different parts of the world. In this part, we’re looking at Latin America, where there is a dire need for compliance teams to step up their AML efforts to fight corruption, money laundering, and drug trafficking. According to Financier Worldwide, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) calculated that tax evasion and illicit financial flows in the region could be estimated at about $325bn a year.
Understanding the History & Impact of the Sanctions Against Russia
Welcome to part one of our interview where we’re joined by Tim White, a Special Advisor here at AML RIghtSource and our global sanctions expert, where we explore some of the background leading to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine as well as the impact of these sanctions on Russia.
How Can Compliance Teams and Financial Service Providers Improve In the AML Industry?
We sat down with Edo de Vries Robbé, Director of Corporate Development here at AML RightSource to talk about the AML industry on a global level, as well as some of the key factors compliance teams can address to improve their efficiency and scalability. We also delve into the impact of COVID, a longer-term outlook, the need for innovation, and what lies ahead for regulatory bodies if cryptocurrencies become mainstream.
2022 Financial Crime Market Outlook | APAC
Our next foray into the complex financial crime compliance industry is looking into APAC. In a report published by Business Market Insights, the APAC anti-money laundering market is projected to grow from US$377m in 2019 to US$1.7bn by 2027, as the demand for sophisticated transaction monitoring solutions grows. This growth has been propelled by the rising fraud against banks, financial services, and insurance sectors.