Bankers are more frequently rejecting law enforcement requests to keep open accounts held for the targets of criminal probes despite assurances that the institutions won't be penalized for subsequent transactions, say sources.
Ukraine's legal efforts to curb the funding of terrorism, including the prosecutions of terror financiers, fall short of international standards, a European anti-money laundering watchdog group said Monday.
Financial intelligence units should better share data on counterfeiting with their counterparts in countries known to export a large number of fake goods, according to an intergovernmental report issued Tuesday.
Securities are becoming more attractive to money launderers because of the speed of transactions and the large number of high-dollar trades on exchanges with little oversight, a European anti-money laundering watchdog said Tuesday.