Financial institutions must collaborate to combat money laundering - First Deputy Governor, BoG
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New approach to money laundering should reduce regulatory burden: 'It has completely stalled'
With a limit on cash payments for services, the right to a business checking account and the possibility of more data sharing between banks and the government, the government wants to achieve more balance in the approach to money laundering. Minister Heinen (Finance) hopes to reduce the regulatory burden for the sector and citizens.
Financial institutions must collaborate to combat money laundering - First Deputy Governor, BoG
The First Deputy Governor, Dr Zakari Mumuni has called for collaboration among financial institutions to combat the threats of cyber-attacks, money laundering and terrorist financing. “Collaboration is not optional. No single institution, no matter how large or well-resourced, can face these threats alone. We must share intelligence, align standards, and develop resilient systems to protect the integrity of our industry and the trust of those w…
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