FCA Reviews Challenger Banks’ Financial Crime Controls
The fast, no-fuss, easy to access and control accounts that challenger banks claim to be offering are attractive to the consumer who desires speed and agility. However, this also seems […] [...]
The fast, no-fuss, easy to access and control accounts that challenger banks claim to be offering are attractive to the consumer who desires speed and agility. However, this also seems […] [...]
Banks that have failed to apply even the most minimal of checks when handing out loans will be challenged. That is the message from the British Business Bank which has […] [...]
Historically, Financial Action Taskforce (FATF) evaluations focused on their member countries having implemented the recommendations. Now, the evaluations focus much more heavily on the effectiveness of the implementation. This is […] [...]
With the FCA pushing hard to tighten the noose on regulations surrounding crypto firms and cryptoasset providers, the crypto space has been the forefront of very interesting discussions about opportunities […] [...]
According to Transparency International’s 2016 Report ‘Corruption on your Doorstep’, London acts as a “safe haven” for corrupt capital stolen from around the world because anti-money laundering checks can be […] [...]
As part of the FCA’s ongoing efforts to tackle financial crime, thousands of regulated firms will have new financial crime reporting requirements from 30 March 2022. Currently, around 2,500 firms […] [...]
Failure to spot offences at multiple levels of the organisation necessitates “culture of compliance from the top down” and review of training & procedures. On Monday 13 December, NatWest plead […] [...]
An Financial Crime Highlight by Complyport’s Financial Crime and Forensics Unit. The European Union’s (EU) 6th Money Laundering Directive (AMLD6) came into effect almost a year ago for its member […] [...]
What are the Pandora Papers? The Pandora Papers is the largest investigation in journalism history, led by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), with the leak of around 12 […] [...]
Of relevance to: All firms In a speech by Megan Butler, Executive Director of Supervision – Investment, Wholesale and Specialists at the Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”), delivered at the Anti-Money […] [...]
Of relevance to: All firms Key date: Adoption by July 2020 A fifth revision of the Money Laundering Directive (“5MLD”) – the current European Directive 2015/849 is the fourth […] [...]
Of relevance to: All firms subject to the financial crime rules in SYSC 6.1.1R, and who arrange or execute transactions in financial markets Key dates: Comments to FCA by […] [...]
Of relevance to: All firms, particularly those within groups of companies The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) have issued additional guidance on Private Sector Information Sharing which aims to improve […] [...]
Of Relevance to: Firms falling within the criteria within SUP 16.23; those persons with responsibility for oversight of financial crime A reminder that a new financial crime data return (REP-CRIM) […] [...]
The new market abuse regime deriving from Market Abuse Regulation 596/2014 (EU MAR) applies from 3 July 2016 – see Regulatory Roundup 70 for further details. The European Commission has […] [...]
The FCA has published its findings on yet another thematic review – this time looking at ‘Flows of Confidential and Inside Information’ (TR15/13). The review sample consisted of 16 mostly small […] [...]
The FCA has released consultation paper CP15/35 on the revised market abuse regime “Policy proposals and Handbook changes related to the implementation of the Market Abuse Regulation (2014/596/EU)”. The current […] [...]
SYSC 18 promotes, in the sense that it contains guidance rather than rules, the use of the Public Disclosure Act 1998 in making protected disclosures (‘whistleblowing’). SYSC 18.2.2 specifically encourages […] [...]
HM Treasury has published the first money laundering and terrorist financing (AML/CTF) national risk assessment (NRA). It may be recalled that earlier this year it published a supervision report on […] [...]
Under Article 17 (‘simplified due diligence’) and Article 18(4) (‘enhanced due diligence’) of the fourth Money Laundering Directive (2015/849), the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) are required to issue guidelines to […] [...]
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