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The next wave of global anti-money laundering enforcement = from strict compliance to intelligent risk management that creates value /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	The next wave of global anti-money laundering enforcement/ by Sven Stumbauer.
Reminder of title:	from strict compliance to intelligent risk management that creates value /
Author:	Stumbauer, Sven.
Published:	Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland : : 2025.,
Description:	xv, 179 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.
[NT 15003449]:	Part I - The Perfect Storm -- Chapter 1: The Past 20 Years Of Anti-Money Laundering Enforcement And Billions In Fines Later -- Chapter 2: The Brewing Of A Perfect Storm - Increasing Regulatory Focus And Changing Legislation -- Chapter 3: Us - Turbocharging Enforcement Powers -- Chapter 4: Europe - A Money Launderer's Dream Or Paradise Lost -- Chapter 5: Brexit - Leaving The Eu Patchwork -- Chapter 6: Latin America - Internationa Banks Instill Greater Fear Than Local Regulatory Bodies -- Chapter 7: Asia - The Economic Engine Of The World But Still Playing Catch Up With Anti-Money Laundering -- Part II - How To Bulletproof An Aml Compliance Program -- Chapter 8: Barbarians At The Gates - Responding To Regulatory Enforcement Actions And Crisis Management -- Chapter 9: The Role Of The Board Of Director - More Than Only "Tone" At The Top! -- Chapter 10: Raising The Bar On Aml Risk Assessments -- Chapter 11: Your Customer - Your Friend Or Enemy Within? -- Chapter 12: De-Risking - The Process Of "RiskReduction" That Actually Increased Risk -- Chapter 13: Transaction Monitoring - Finding The Needle In The Haystack, But Are We Looking At The Right Haystack? -- Chapter 14: Looking Ahead.
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
Subject:	Money laundering - Prevention. -
Online resource:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-05824-0
ISBN:	9783031058240

The next wave of global anti-money laundering enforcement = from strict compliance to intelligent risk management that creates value /
Stumbauer, Sven.

The next wave of global anti-money laundering enforcementfrom strict compliance to intelligent risk management that creates value /[electronic resource] :by Sven Stumbauer. - Cham :Springer Nature Switzerland :2025. - xv, 179 p. :ill., digital ;24 cm.

Part I - The Perfect Storm -- Chapter 1: The Past 20 Years Of Anti-Money Laundering Enforcement And Billions In Fines Later -- Chapter 2: The Brewing Of A Perfect Storm - Increasing Regulatory Focus And Changing Legislation -- Chapter 3: Us - Turbocharging Enforcement Powers -- Chapter 4: Europe - A Money Launderer's Dream Or Paradise Lost -- Chapter 5: Brexit - Leaving The Eu Patchwork -- Chapter 6: Latin America - Internationa Banks Instill Greater Fear Than Local Regulatory Bodies -- Chapter 7: Asia - The Economic Engine Of The World But Still Playing Catch Up With Anti-Money Laundering -- Part II - How To Bulletproof An Aml Compliance Program -- Chapter 8: Barbarians At The Gates - Responding To Regulatory Enforcement Actions And Crisis Management -- Chapter 9: The Role Of The Board Of Director - More Than Only "Tone" At The Top! -- Chapter 10: Raising The Bar On Aml Risk Assessments -- Chapter 11: Your Customer - Your Friend Or Enemy Within? -- Chapter 12: De-Risking - The Process Of "RiskReduction" That Actually Increased Risk -- Chapter 13: Transaction Monitoring - Finding The Needle In The Haystack, But Are We Looking At The Right Haystack? -- Chapter 14: Looking Ahead.

"In the current environment, where we now frequently see the "largest" fine ever for various financial institutions, this book is a must read for any banking executive and board member. Written by a true practitioner with global experience, and a holistic view not only on compliance, but good corporate governance, and business as well - this should be required reading." -Jose Antonio Quesada Palacios, President, Colegio Nacional de Consejeros Profesionales Independientes de Empresa (CNCPIE), Independent member of the board of various Public and Non Public Companies, Former Vice President for Regulatory Policy, Comisión Nacional Bancaria y de Valores "The innovation and speed of criminal organizations demand that compliance officers receive near real time information and go beyond their technical regulatory requirements. This book should be read by every compliance officer." -Alberto Bringas, Head of Anti-Money Laundering, Counter-Terrorist Financing and Sanctions Compliance, Azteca Servicios Financieros "A global challenge like financial crime requires a global approach - this book is a must read for anybody working in Anti-Money Laundering, sanctions, and doing business internationally." - Antonio Pereira, Senior Managing Director, B. Riley Advisory Services The financial-services industry has been disrupted and roiled by a perfect storm of forces. Complex regulatory-compliance requirements, aging legacy systems, dated operating models, digital innovation and fintech have rapidly changed the environment for many financial institutions worldwide. To further amplify the challenges for financial institutions globally, various regulatory bodies across the globe have enacted major legislative changes, increasing the pressure on boards and C-level executives significantly. Unlike previous years, this new regulatory focus on anti-money laundering (AML) can be seen globally as various regulatory regimes converge closer to a global standard as promulgated by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). Increasing regulatory enforcement, geopolitical changes and record-setting monetary fines have made adequate AML risk management a significant challenge for financial institutions globally. In this environment, financial institutions need to become more risk agile and move from backwards looking compliance measures to proactive risk management. This book will showcase how to transform current AML compliance efforts into more dynamic risk management solutions that help protect financial institutions against bad actors and manage regulatory risk and exposure. Based on the author's global experience in helping financial institutions to manage their AML risks in 60+ jurisdictions, this book calls for greater urgency from boards and senior management, policymakers and AML risk practitioners to address looming risks. From corporate governance structures, tone at the top, to more efficient ways to quantify and manage risks, this book addresses key changes financial institutions must make to evolve from strict compliance to an agile risk management framework that actually addresses their AML risks in practical ways and shift the mind set from a cost center to a value creation center. Sven Stumbauer is a globally recognized financial crimes expert and forensic investigations professional with over 20 years of experience around the globe. He is a highly sought after business leader, global risk expert, and advisor to leaders and organizations across the world. Sven's industry experience includes: domestic and international banks; broker/dealers; insurance companies; trust companies; and hedge funds and payment providers, focusing on corporate governance, regulatory compliance, fraud issues, Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Office of Foreign Assets (OFAC), Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), the UK Bribery Act (UKBA) and Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) compliance. He has assisted major financial institutions throughout the world and has a wealth of experience leading complex, high-profile global projects, providing services to clients in over 60 countries. Sven frequently publishes and is quoted in well-known publications such as: The Financial Times, The WallStreet Journal, Bloomberg, International Financial Law Review, China Business Law Journal, International Banker, Law360, Reuters, Securities Industry News, The Deal and more.

ISBN: 9783031058240

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-031-05824-0doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

2203298
Money laundering
--Prevention.

LC Class. No.: HV6768

Dewey Class. No.: 364.168

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