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BID Newsletters
Jun 27, 2023
Money mule activity is on the rise and CFIs need to be aggressive in their efforts to thwart it, both through initiatives to educate consumers about the risks and internal efforts to identify and crack down on the practice. We discuss precautions to take to protect your customers and your institution from money mules.
Jun 13, 2023
FinCEN issued an updated beneficial ownership information rule to more effectively deter criminals from using shell companies to launder money and perform other nefarious activities. How does this updated rule impact financial institutions? We delve into what we know so far.
May 19, 2022
Anti-money laundering practices have been under more scrutiny as the pandemic ushered in more digital payments and cryptocurrency activity. Now, with the invasion of Ukraine, anti-money laundering measures and OFAC compliance tops regulators’ lists. Here are important risks to look out for and reminders on how to continue strengthening your practices to mitigate these risks.
Aug 20, 2021
For his first seven months, President Biden has focused on the economic and health effects of the pandemic. Now that the Infrastructure Bill is a step closer to being passed, he may turn his sights towards banking regulations. Community financial institutions will want to be ready. Here are four key areas that are expected to receive more regulatory scrutiny in the next few months.
Jan 28, 2021
There are several changes on the horizon for Anti-Money Laundering compliance. Community financial institutions need to be aware of AMLA, new criteria for potentially suspicious transactions, and even some of the global strategic initiatives coming. Join us as we share the highlights of many AML initiatives.
Sep 17, 2019
AML regulations can be tough to meet particularly when clever criminals are trying to work around your defenses. We provide a few key pointers.
May 14, 2019
It's no secret that the process of detecting money laundering is ever more complex. Can AI help?
Oct 3, 2022
As the amount of online fraud continues to rise, there is mounting evidence that information-sharing initiatives around the world could provide a glimpse into the future of how financial institutions can most effectively identify and combat cybersecurity attacks.