January, 2023

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AML/CFT hot topics: What to expect in 2023

Abrigo

Recap and forecast The current state of AML/CFT regulations Terminology change Financial crime professionals have long referred to Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) compliance in conjunction with anti-money laundering efforts as “BSA/AML.” However, the regulatory movement since then has been slow.

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Banks Urge SBA to Keep Ban on Fintech Lenders

Banking Exchange

Entities that are not federally regulated should not be allowed to make SBA-approved loans, industry groups argue Compliance Feature3 Feature Compliance Management Compliance/Regulatory Small Business PPP Covid19.

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Regulators to Banks: Crypto Is a Contagion Risk

Banking Exchange

Regulators have started 2023 with warnings surrounding investment in crypto for banks Risk Management Feature Feature3 Blockchain Bitcoin Cryptocurrency Digital Compliance Compliance/Regulatory.

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Are Banks Supporting Payday Lenders?

Banking Exchange

Research suggests a handful of banks are helping payday lenders avoid state regulations to offer high-interest consumer loans Compliance Duties Feature Feature3 Community Banking

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“Walkers”: Using the elderly, disabled, and homeless as money mules for check fraud

Abrigo

We can help you navigate changing AML/CFT and fraud regulations. BSA Rules and Regulation. Russian sanctions compliance checklist. BSA Rules and Regulation. Abrigo's BSA and AML softwar e can help you manage customer or member relationships and stay compliant. Talk to a specialist to learn more. Whitepaper. AML Training.

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The State of Responsible AI in Financial Services

FICO

The third annual State of Responsible AI in Financial Services report released today, alerting the industry to come together and self-regulate its use of AI. More than ever, I believe this year’s report sounds the alarm bell for financial services firms, signaling that the industry must come together to self-regulate its use of AI.

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Five key takeaways from the FCA’s AML crackdown in 2023

The Banker

With AML compliance at the top of the FCA’s enforcement agenda for this year, we highlight important focus points for banks and other regulated firms operating in the UK. By Ruby Hamid, Anthony Asindi, Matthew Russell and Tristan Bramble of law firm Ashurst.