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Ireland’s economic crime units inadequate to fight growing risks of fraud, review finds

What are the chances that US President-Elect Joe Biden will bring forward a Full Beneficial Owner Registry? We look at the options and whether any proposals will get through Congress

ANALYSIS: The dangers Britain crashing out of the EU without a deal pose for fighting financial crime

New report shows bribery occurs in 20% of all public service transactions across 17 Asian countries – all of Asia’s largest economies affected

ANALYSIS: US Elections Special – What does a Biden administration mean for global sanctions and compliance?

News outlet backed by US doubles down on Ukrainian city of Odessa; criticises frequent corruption in construction sector and links to Russian influence

OPINION: Caught between FATF’s international cooperation review group process and EU’s list of high-risk third countries

ANALYSIS: Six key takeouts we have learned from the FATF President’s address to the G20

OPINION: Growing threats of money laundering, fraud and cyber crime now less distinguishable – how financial institutions can combat them using tech while navigating privacy

Danske CCO calls for more action on public-private partnerships to tackle financial crime; urges financial institutions to ‘pick up the phone’ to authorities
