Money laundering regulation to change after 11 Sept

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The growing impact of regulation on international private banking is obvious, with the Financial Action Task Force and OECD taking additional measures against the more reluctant jurisdictions

The events of 11 September have had a profound effect on anti-money laundering legislation, which in turn affects international private banking. While some of the legislation introduced is a direct consequence of the terrorist attacks and the subsequent measures taken by the US Government, the profile of anti-money laundering rules and regulations has now taken centre stage in the fight against international terrorism. While anti-money laundering regulations have assumed a more prominent role within international private banks over the last 10 years, the impact of 11 September has in...

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