The Impact of Money Laundering on Customer Due Diligence
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The Panama Papers scandal of 2016 led to the leaked individuals’ names and associations being scrutinized by governments in the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Australia, among others, which is unsurprising given that the financial services industry is in the process of preparing for new, stricter regulation.
The Common Reporting Standards regulation, the Fourth Money Laundering Directive, the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act and Financial Action Task Force recommendations on money laundering that have been proposed and enacted in Europe and the US are intended to strengthen the AML regulatory environment and increase pressure on institutions to comply.
Financial institutions need to do more to be compliant with CDD and KYC processes and, in particular, the need to check the internal security of client data. The is also applies to the provision of retail and not-for-profit services, and the need to minimise a business’s exposure to risk as a result of failure to comply with AML regulations.
Scope
The report is divided into three chapters, which cover the following areas:
• Overview of Risk Management
• Key Operational and Technological Trends and Spend
• Opportunities in Client Onboarding and Best Practice
Key Highlights
• Emerging economies are upgrading their compliance procedures to bring them in line with international standards.
• Institutions have been taking new measures such as establishing committees to focus on financial crime to ensure everyone in the organization is accountable for AML compliance.
• Firms are investing in technology solutions, integrated platforms, cloud technology and data analytics to meet compliance obligations and increase efficiency in operations.
• The emergence of new methods of financial crime has created a challenge for regulators, technology firms and institutions, requiring significant improvements in overall IT systems.
Reasons to Buy
• Understand key factors that drive governments and regulatory bodies to formulate and implement AML regulations.
• Be informed of the key operational and technological trends and challenges that institutions face due to the rapid rise in money-laundering activity and frequent regulatory upgrades.
• Gain insight into key vendors operating in financial risk management, and analyze best practices adapted by financial and non-financial companies to combat money-laundering activity.
• Be informed about challenges and opportunities in client onboarding available to providers.
DBS
UBS
Gibraltar Private Bank and Trust
Deutsche Bank
Commerzbank
Wells Fargo Advisor
Standard Bank
Tokyo Mitsubishi-UFJ
Axis Bank
HDFC Bank
ICICI Bank
Atlas One Financial Group
Firstrade Securities
EFG Private Bank
Wegelin & Co.
Standard Chartered
Mossack Fonseca
Bank of America
Northern Trust
PNC
Stering National Bank
UMPQUA Bank
CharlesShwab
Scotiabank
HSBC
RBC
TD Ameritrade
Lloyds Banking Group
BMO Harris Bank
CIBC
SBD Next Generation Solutions
Nice Actimize
SAS
Fiserv
Accuity
AML360
AML Partners
AML RightSource
BAE
EastNets
Fiserv
Nice Actimize
SAS
Coutts
Barclays
Standard Bank
JP Morgan Chase
BNP Paribas
Al Baraka Bank Egypt
DataGear
Temenos
Euro Pacific Bank
SOFGEN
Bank Central Asia
Galadari Brothers
Baskin Robbins
Mazda
Komatsu
JCB
Wynyard Group
Fiserv
InvestEdge
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