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Industry urged to guard against ‘economically motivated crime’

CAMBRIDGE, UK – In an early September speech to the Cambridge Economic Crime Symposium, Philip Robinson, financial crime sector leader of the Financial Services Authority (FSA), stressed the need for firms to continue to guard against "economically motivated crime".

Robinson emphasised as being fundamental the need for firms to adopt a "risk-based approach to AML (anti-money laundering)". He went on: "In a risk-based approach, senior management must be involved in the design of the risk assessment process and involved in the higher risk cases. Our new rules make clear that senior management bear the responsibility in this area. Firms must also ensure that

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