By Dan Byrne for AMLi
The US Treasury’s FinCrime watchdog is planning to change the rules governing the antiquities trade, in a bid to make it harder for launderers to use it as a channel for dirty money.
Building on the mandate it received with the passing of an AML act early this year, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is aiming to tighten its oversight of the sector and provide a more rigorous set of rules that dealers and buyers must follow to use it.
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