AML, KYC and Sanctions Fines for Global Financial Institutions Reach $5.6 Billion Mid-Year
Fines issued by APAC regulators related to AML and KYC violations saw a dramatic increase from $3.5 million to almost $4 billion.
- Fines issued by APAC regulators related to AML and KYC violations saw a dramatic increase from $3.5 million to almost $4 billion.
- The regulator reached a settlement with a major US headquartered global bank that included a $2.5 billion penalty and the guaranteed return of $1.4 billion in assets.
- Regulators operating in APAC, including China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan, India and Pakistan, issued fines of almost $4 billion.
- A solid digital-first strategy will better equip financial institutions to detect and prevent financial crime and deliver enhanced, digital customer experiences.