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Morgan Stanley Fined By FINRA For Compliance Lapses

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Wall Street firm, was fined $10 million by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) for compliance failures. According to a report in Reuters , citing FINRA and Morgan Stanley, the firm agreed to pay $10 million after FINRA contended it had lapses in compliance for more than five years from January of 2001 until April of 2016.

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Will the cost of regulation impact community bank customers?

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For most consumers who have a checking account, savings account and maybe a mortgage, the regulations placed on their community bank isn’t given a second thought. Two recent surveys addressing the community banking landscape have pointed to increasing regulations as the primary cause of stress for these institutions.

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Signaling more joint enforcement with states, CFPB files lawsuit with NY Attorney General against “repeat offender” MoneyGram

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MoneyGram) in which they allege that MoneyGram violated the Remittance Transfer Rule (Remittance Rule), other provisions of Regulation E, the CFPA, and New York Executive Law. He indicated that the CFPB is “deepening [its] law enforcement cooperation with state attorneys general and state financial regulators.”

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StanChart Hit With $40M Fine For Transaction Rigging

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The New York Department of Financial Services (DFS) announced it has fined Standard Chartered $40 million for attempting to rig transactions in foreign exchange (FX) markets between 2007 and 2013. The bank also agreed to provide the DFS with ongoing progress reports to prove that it is meeting the objectives.

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Kari’s Law and RAY BAUMS Act: Why you should care

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However, you may not know that there are certain rules/regulations that must be accounted for so you can remain compliant with FCC regulations. If you’re unfamiliar with Kari’s law, this law was named in honor of Kari Hunt, who was attacked and killed by her estranged husband in a motel room in Marshall, Texas in 2013.

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Danske Officials Knew About Estonian Branch Woes Earlier Than Indicated

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In April 2013, The WSJ reported that the anti-money laundering chief of Danske Bank asked employees in the Estonia branch about the client accounts that had been on a blacklist provided by Russia’s central bank. The email stated that Estonian authorities have repeatedly complained to the banking regulators in Denmark.

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‘Travel Rule’ To Force Crypto Exchanges To Share Customer Data

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One part of the anti-money laundering (AML) regulations is the “travel rule,” which compels exchanges to disclose identities of recipients and receivers for money transfers $3,000 or higher. “It The travel rule was first instituted in 1996, and it was expanded to apply to crypto in 2013. 15) that the U.S. billion this year.

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