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ILZE INSIGHT: Why ECJ ruling on UBOs needs more nuanced reading; and why Commission must now use case as opportunity to make Europe’s fincrime fight smarter, more effective

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ILZE ZNOTINA COLUMN: The Commission's attempt to evaluate the implementation of the 4th AML Directive is just one - but a very prominent example - of slowness, secrecy, some bizarre arrogance and definitely “tick-the-box” thinking.

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INSIGHT: Dubai is the new Panama, why Malta and Cyprus hold the EU’s dirty secrets and how Vladimir Putin’s billions in assets could be exposed

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NEWS: Growing need for AI apprentices to help financial services ‘reduce noise in system’ and fight fincrime – AML RightSource chief

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INSIGHT: Fintech leaders from Stripe and Revolut say ‘threshold crossed’ in use of AI to fight financial crime

By Ilze ZnotinaAML Intelligence Expert ColumnistFormer Head of Latvia Government FIU The European Court of Justice (ECJ) judgment on registers of beneficial owners invalidating the provision where UBO information incorporated within Member States (MSs) is accessible to general public has attracted a lot of headlines. The first reaction, undoubtedly, was a huge surprise and disbelief….

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INSIGHT: Dubai is the new Panama, why Malta and Cyprus hold the EU’s dirty secrets and how Vladimir Putin’s billions in assets could be exposed

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NEWS: Growing need for AI apprentices to help financial services ‘reduce noise in system’ and fight fincrime – AML RightSource chief

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INSIGHT: Fintech leaders from Stripe and Revolut say ‘threshold crossed’ in use of AI to fight financial crime

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