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U.S. Regulators Step Up Customer ID Requirements for Investment Sector

From the outset of 2024, U.S. financial regulators and lawmakers have pushed to further augment national anti-money laundering defenses, this as growing threats from money laundering and

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Automated Screening Software

How Does Automated Screening Software Combat False Positives?

In financial crime compliance, particularly in the domain of sanctions screening, the challenge of false positives can be a significant hurdle for institutions. False positives occur when screening software incorrectly identifies a transaction or individual as matching a sanctions list, leading to unnecessary delays and manual reviews. To combat this issue, automated screening software employs […]

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FinCEN Warns of New Money Laundering Risks Tied To Middle Eastern Terror

In spite of the advanced precautions taken by the federal government, as well as an increase in awareness by both domestic financial institutions and the general public that have helped to better counter illicit financial activity as it relates to terrorism, recent developments have kept the terrorist threat to American interests significant. While a heavy […]

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