Germany to expand FATF digital efforts under presidency
Dr. Marcus Pleyer, deputy director general at the German Federal Ministry of Finance, started his two-year term as FATF president on July 1.
Dr. Marcus Pleyer, deputy director general at the German Federal Ministry of Finance, started his two-year term as FATF president on July 1.
Lawmakers in Spain are currently drafting new rules that would implement the Fifth Anti Money Laundering Directive into national law.
KPMG recently rolled out “Chain Fusion,” its patent pending suite of digital asset management tools.
Firms need to complete their applications by end of June to give the regulator time to process applications ahead of the 2021 deadline.
Puerto-Rico based Arival claims to be the first fintech bank for “abnormal” customers, which is why digital currency firms fit the bill.
AIB said its concerns stem from a delay in importing the Fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive (5AMLD) into domestic law.
IVSM101 was developed to respond to the so-called travel rule instigated by global regulatory body the Financial Action Task Force.
In an interview with CoinGeek, Chainalysis discusses how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected digital currency crime, Upbit partnership and how it’s coping in these trying times.
PayPal is in the market for a new director of anti-money laundering and blockchain strategy.
Digitex's show of defiance against international financial laws may be bold, but the conditions that allowed many platforms to fly under the radar in years past may not last for long.
The National Assembly of South Korea’s legislation and judiciary committee approved the bill, following a series of delays and setbacks.
Bitcoin’s cryptographic nature is sometimes sold as a way for it to be anonymous, while the truth is that it maintains privacy required by law, while creating traceability.