Remove Financial Crimes Remove Law Enforcement Remove Laws
article thumbnail

COSMIC Platform Goes Live in Singapore to Combat Financial Crime

Fintech News

This balance ensures the protection of legitimate customers’ interests while empowering FIs to effectively assess and mitigate risks associated with financial crimes. It complements the industry’s existing close collaboration with MAS and law enforcement authorities to combat financial crime.

article thumbnail

How AML Regulations Are Pulling Credit Unions Into Law Enforcement

PYMNTS

CUs are also actively communicating with law enforcement agencies, keeping regulators informed about suspicious activity, while receiving tips on noticeable trends that these same agencies are eyeing. AML Compliance Turns CUs Into Law Enforcement. Add it all up, and that can be a lot to handle. About The Tracker .

article thumbnail

Will Real-Time Payments Increase Financial Crime in the USA?

FICO

For many consumers and businesses, the ability to quickly send money directly from their bank account is a win in terms of convenience, but it isn’t without risk, when it comes to fraud and other types of financial crime. How RealTime Payments Impact Financial Crime. Tackling Fraud in Real Time Payments.

article thumbnail

Singapore Ramps Up Anti-Money Laundering Measures After S$3 Billion Bust

Fintech News

The IMC’s report outlines strategies aimed at strengthening prevention, improving detection, and enforcing tougher penalties to better protect the integrity of Singapore’s financial system against increasingly sophisticated financial crimes.

article thumbnail

Mastercard: Helping Law Enforcement Fight Back Against Fake Cards

PYMNTS

This, he noted, leaves law enforcement with two major challenges. Pak told Webster that Mastercard has been cooperating with and supporting law enforcement for many years. Law enforcement in Singapore and elsewhere in the Asia-Pacific region, Pak told Webster, encounters counterfeit cards in a variety of contexts.

article thumbnail

4 Trends Shaping How We Combat Money Laundering In Asia Pacific

Fintech News

A 2023 research by Moody’s Analytics revealed a wealth of corporate structures enabling sanctions evasion, money laundering, fraud, and other financial crimes. Financial crime poses a significant challenge globally, with the UNODC estimating that a staggering US$800 billion to US$2 trillion is laundered annually worldwide.

article thumbnail

Singapore Introduces COSMIC Platform to Combat Financial Crimes

The Fintech Times

“It complements the industry’s existing close collaboration with MAS and law enforcement authorities to combat financial crime. This will strengthen Singapore’s capabilities to uphold our reputation as a well-regulated and trusted financial centre.”