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An incessant torrent of regulation, divergent approaches by different regulators and the practical difficulty of ensuring compliance by employees spread across different locations have created major challenges...
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A collection of articles about the operational risk impact of financial crime
Since 2006, Operational Risk & Regulation – in conjunction with Detica NetReveal® (incorporating Norkom Technologies) – has conducted an annual global survey covering key industry trends in financial crime, risk and compliance. This year’s survey...
Most of the cases linked to the 2008 crisis have not reached court yet, says Iceland’s special prosecutor.
Tax evaders and criminals are slipping through the cracks, report warns
To avoid having its call centre targeted by an organised crime gang, a bank needs to ensure it has enough controls in place to deter criminals, but not so many that it becomes less useful to customers
Running an investigation into an op risk event can be risky in itself - two fraud and litigation specialists describe what to do and what to avoid
Tax crimes to be punished by same laws as AML
This handy guide reviews the various steps banks are taking to improve their risk management techniques, looking at the benefits and pitfalls of each one.
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