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US snaps back sanctions on Iran
The US has reimposed tough economic sanctions on Iran, effective 7 August [2018], in line with President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, signed July 2015 and designed to halt the Iranian nuclear..
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07 August 2018
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256 - 01 September 2018
From convergence to divergence – US sanctions on Iran force EU to act
Zia Ullah (+44 161 831 8454, ziaullah@eversheds-sutherland.com), James Lindop (+44 207 919 4718, jameslindop@eversheds-sutherland.com) and Mark D. Herlach (+1 202 383 0172, markherlach@eversheds-sutherland.com) are partners and Victoria Turner (+44 161 831 8718, victoriaturner@eversheds-sutherland.com) a senior associate at Eversheds Sutheland.
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08 August 2018
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256 - 01 September 2018
EU Commission fosters collective AML effort, no new agency proposals
By Liz Newmark, in Brussels
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08 August 2018
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256 - 01 September 2018
Could cashless casinos solve China’s money laundering problems?
Richard Malish is General Counsel at NICE Actimize where he counsels on global anti-money laundering, fraud, trading compliance and banking regulatory matters.
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13 August 2018
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256 - 01 September 2018
Canada's great experiment - the Cannabis Act [Video]
Canada is the first major jurisdiction to legalise recreational use of cannabis nationwide – from 17 October 2018. Keith Nuthall spoke to Jordan Sinclair of Canopy Growth Corporation, a leading local producer, at their headquarters and factory..
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13 August 2018
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256 - 01 September 2018
HKMA fines Shanghai Commercial Bank HK$5m for business customer monitoring failures
Hong Kong’s AML regulator has fined Shanghai Commercial Bank Ltd (SCOM) HK$5m (approximately US$670,000) for not adequately monitoring business relationships. [1]Between July 2014 and June 2016, SCOM’s compliance department identified..
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20 August 2018
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256 - 01 September 2018
Latvia not facing up to ML risk, MONEYVAL finds
Latvia needs to work on many fronts to strengthen its anti-money laundering and counter terrorist financing regime, MONEYVAL reports following a fifth round mutual evaluation of the country. [1]As a regional financial hub, the major fund flows..
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29 August 2018
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257 - 01 October 2018
Switzerland looks to relax AML rules for FinTechs
Small Swiss FinTech firms will be subject to less onerous anti-money laundering regulation than established financial institutions if proposals by FINMA, the local financial services regulator, are approved.On 28 August, FINMA launched a..
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29 August 2018
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257 - 01 October 2018