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It’s the criminal economy, stupid - Coda Story

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For the first time since comparable records began, there are fewer companies on the UK’s corporate registry. It’s a sign that anti-fraud reforms are beginning to show the first signs of a provisional impact. Companies House, as Britain’s corporate registry is known, has historically been dreadful – a “fraud fiesta”, in the words of the Dark Money Files podcast. Registering British companies was for years cheap, easy, and completely unverified, m…

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It’s the criminal economy, stupid - Coda Story

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US AML regulations are changing. Are they getting stricter or more lax? It’s complicated

The landscape of anti-money laundering (AML) regulation in the US has recently undergone significant shifts with both tightening and loosening in ways that seem misaligned with the real risks. On one hand, regulatory requirements for small transactions are tightening significantly. On the other, corporate transparency measures aimed at tackling large-scale financial crime are being relaxed. These changes not only impact businesses within the US …

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Treasury Suspends Anti-Money Laundering Reporting Requirements for US Businesses

The US Treasury Department has suspended enforcement of key provisions of the Corporate Transparency Act that require American businesses to report beneficial ownership information, raising concerns among financial crime experts about potential loopholes for money laundering and tax evasion. In an announcement made on March 2, the Treasury Department said it would “not enforce any penalties or fines associated with the beneficial ownership infor…

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