BY PAUL O’DONOGHUE, Senior Correspondent
The UK is considering changing the threshold for when banks would file suspicious transactions, one of the country’s leading AML figures has said.
Adrian Searle, director of the National Economic Crime Centre.(NECC) at the National Crime Agency, said there is currently a sense from many analysts that many SARs (suspicious activity reports) are not useful.
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