Japan will set unilateral sanctions on eight foreign firms and individuals as punishment for their alleged dealings with North Korea.
He had been arrested in Namibia in September 2006 after a global manhunt, but fought extradition.
Namibia is implementing United Nations sanctions against North Korea and cutting ties with two high profile entities, a statement sent to
Namibia will chair the seventh annual general meeting (AGM) and conference for heads of anti−corruption agencies in Africa, to be held in Malawi next year.
Regulators the world over are stepping up the war against financial crime, issuing a raft of rules and hitting banks with some serious penalties. Despite these efforts, it’s still not uncommon to hear of financial ...
Susan has been making her living from crime for over twenty years. She provides anti-money laundering training and advice to the regulated community in the UK, Guernsey, Jersey, the Isle of Man and Gibraltar, ...
Catalan President Carles Puigdemont’s declaration to suspend independence on Tuesday may have disappointed the ‘Catalexit’ camp, but a move to immediately break away from Spain would have triggered insurmountable challenges, including financial regulatory obstacles. Addressing Cataln’s ...
Despite all of the best efforts by regulators, clients and even the banks themselves, bank fraud still goes on. A report by the UK’s National Audit Office (NAO) claims that banking fraud is still rising ...
9 October 2017 KYC360 News The United States has lifted key sanctions on Sudan, ending more than two decades of economic restrictions with the North African state. The revocation, which will be effective as of 12 October, is ...
Global consultancy firm McKinsey has admitted that it found violations of its professional standards, as its probe into the firm
The journalist who led the Panama Papers investigation into corruption in Malta was killed on Monday in a car bomb
The European Union on Monday ratcheted up pressure on North Korea (DPRK) over its nuclear, imposing fresh restrictions aimed crippling
Ernst & Young has been hit with a £2,75 million penalty, reduced to £1,8m, for misconduct in the audit of