
Navigating the Convergence of Sanctions & AML Regimes
In our recent webinar, the director of compliance and enforcement at OFAC and three financial integrity industry leaders discussed the importance of breaking down silos and shared other advice for AML/CFT and sanctions professionals.

Interlocking Action
Transnational crime requires a coordinated response. Examine the characteristics of transnational crime, breakdowns in internal cooperation within financial institutions that resulted in enforcement action, and the actions Chief Compliance Officers must take to ensure an effective and coordinated response within their institution.

The Heat is On
Explore the key insights and implications from Transparency International’s 2024 Corruption Perceptions Index.

The New Counter-Illicit Finance Regime
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The convergence of AML/CFT and sanctions regimes has led to a paradigm shift. These disciplines may now be viewed as overlapping parts of a broader global counter-illicit finance regime.

Examining Evasion
Explore three recent examples with Russia, Iran, and North Korea, which represent some of the most common methods illicit actors have embraced to evade sanctions. Understanding them is an important starting point for private sector firms in assessing and responding to their exposure.

Wicked Games
Casinos are a convenient money-laundering venue. Discover effective strategies gaming venues can use to structure a robust AML compliance program and avoid being exploited by illicit actors.

The Chips Are Down
Recent enforcement actions indicate regulators are tightening their focus on the illicit cash that traverses the gaming industry. This article explores why casinos are a convenient money laundering venue and recent enforcement cases that highlight the risks the gaming industry faces globally.

2024’s Top 10 Major Developments
Explore the highlights from our recent webinar including an overview of the current illicit finance landscape, major events in 2024 as well as noted possible future developments as the global illicit finance regime grows and evolves.

Shell Companies as an Enabler of Export Control Violations
Shell companies are a key enabler of export control violations, which represents an extension of their well-established use in other financial crimes. This article provides red flags financial institutions can use to identify shell companies in the export control context and to take action accordingly – which can provide one element in an export control compliance program.

Toward a Financial Integrity Risk Management Program
This article explores the commonalities between AML, sanctions compliance, ABC, fraud risk management, and export control compliance programs and recommends that organizations consider using a holistic financial integrity risk management and compliance framework.