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No penalties for JP Morgan over $6 billion risk management failure and...
US regulators issue penalty-free consent orders, while the FSA promises investigation
IT sabotage: top 10 operational risks for 2013
FFIs the world over are expected to be compliant under Fatca. For entities operating in jurisdictions with sanctions, this poses some pretty tricky questions - not least, if they will even be allowed to...
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Problems multiply in sanctions compliance
Sanctions lift on Burma and tighten on Syria and Iran, creating risks in both areas
Personal criminal liability works
If the banking industry is to be cleaned up, rules alone will not cut it. Bankers should face personal criminal liability as well, argues David Rowe
US banking reports put compliance in the spotlight
Standard Chartered and HSBC attract attention for compliance failures
Managing geopolitical risk in energy markets
The increasing influence of geopolitical risk on energy markets is forcing risk managers to reassess their risk management strategies around such event-type risk, finds Gillian Carr
Iran to remain biggest short-term risk to oil prices in 2012: analysts
The developing situation in Iran will continue to be the biggest short-term driver of oil prices, as the EU prepares to potentially join the US in sanctions on Iranian crude and the closure of the strategic Strait of Hormuz remains a threat, say oil analysts...
Banks face heavy burden from sanctions in the Middle East
Ever-increasing sanctions are creating operational challenges not only for sanctioned entities but the industry as a whole
Tough Middle East sanctions put AML under spotlight
Banks' anti-money-laundering processes will come under scrutiny in the face of tougher sanctions in the Middle East
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