Financial crime during COVID-19: AML fines on the rise

The number of AML fines levied in the first half of 2020 outnumbered those for the entire year of 2019. How can we change this course?

Darri Atlason

03 November 20201 min

In an article originally published on Corporate Compliance Insights, GK discusses whether there is reason to believe that we are close to another money-laundering crisis.

The number of AML fines levied in the first half of 2020 outnumbered those for the entire year of 2019.

How can we change this course?

Find out in the full article below.

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