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SARAH BETH: What FinCEN’s $15M penalty against Shinhan Bank means; and why aren’t vendors culpable?

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A shop sign of Shinhan Bank America, in New-York City, USA. Photo by David Niviere/ABACAPRESS.COM

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REGULATORY INTELLIGENCE: Everything you need to know about Europe’s new AML laws and the Authority (AMLA) – all in one place

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NEWS: France, Ireland and Latvia called out by EU for AML failures

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NEWS: PEPs law make politicians, families ‘guilty until proven innocent’ MPs claim in Ireland’s parliament

By Sarah Beth Felix of Palmera Consulting for AML Intelligence FinCEN today announced the latest consent order and a $15M penalty against Shinhan Bank. This shows that not enough vendors are reading through and operationalizing where they are failing. And that in reality is unfair. Banks are the ones with the penalties yet vendors are…

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REGULATORY INTELLIGENCE: Everything you need to know about Europe’s new AML laws and the Authority (AMLA) – all in one place

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NEWS: PEPs law make politicians, families ‘guilty until proven innocent’ MPs claim in Ireland’s parliament

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