
K2 Integrity and the Institute for Financial Integrity Launch AML/CFT Course for Investment Advisers

When Less is More
Microlearning – meaning knowledge or training divided into small learning objects – offers many advantages. In this article, we consider the types of microlearning, best practices for implementation, and examples of how this works well in compliance.

Cartels, Cash, and Capital Flows
Cartels and their money laundering networks represent an increasing threat to our security and citizens, as well as being a priority for enforcement action. This article sets out five actionable steps a financial institution can take to ensure it is effectively identifying and responding to cartel risk.

Intensifying Focus on Export Control Compliance by Banks
This article recaps BIS export control guidance to banks, assesses the likelihood of enforcement action this year, and sets out actions Chief Compliance Officers can take to improve their export control compliance program.

AI vs. Human Judgment
AI is helping financial institutions stay on top of their game while making processes faster and more efficient. But with recent advancements, one question keeps coming up: Will AI replace compliance professionals? In this article, we explore where AI excels versus human judgment.

Syndicates of Terror
Eight Latin American drug cartels were recently designated by the United States as Foreign Terrorist Organizations and Specially Designated Global Terrorists. The U.S. designation enhances compliance risks for financial institutions and other companies transacting in Latin America.

Export Controls, Ethics & Human Rights in Global Trade
International trade is vital for economic growth and global relations, but it involves complex ethical and legal issues, especially regarding human rights. Explore dual use goods, human rights considerations, international regulatory frameworks, and actions for businesses further in this article.