FINANCIAL CRIME
HKMA Teams With Privacy Watchdog to Launch Joint Bank Fraud Examinations
Hong Kong regulators announce joint bank examinations targeting anti-fraud systems after HK$6.4 billion in losses from 35,831 deception cases in 2025.
Zodia Custody's Sophie Bowler Discusses Compliance Challenges in Crypto
Sophie Bowler of Zodia Custody shares insights on financial crime prevention and compliance in the crypto sector, highlighting the role of blockchain analytics in enhancing security.
Chainalysis Unveils NCA Officer's Theft of Seized Bitcoin (BTC)
Chainalysis aided in exposing an NCA officer's theft of seized Bitcoin from Silk Road 2.0, showcasing blockchain's role in combating financial crime.
Greece's Landmark Cryptocurrency Seizure Unveils Global Crime Links
Greece's first cryptocurrency seizure, aided by Chainalysis, recovers funds from the $1.5 billion Bybit hack, showcasing blockchain's role in combating global financial crime.
Hong Kong Authorities Unveil Measures to Combat Financial Crime
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Police Force, and Association of Banks introduce new measures to tackle fraud and money laundering, including expanded data use and enhanced bank collaboration.
BIS Advances Technology in Finance: Quantum, AI, and Green Initiatives for 2024
The Bank for International Settlements announces six innovative projects for 2024, focusing on quantum security, AI, and green finance, to enhance global financial system resilience.
EBA Issues Updated Guidelines for Crypto Asset Service Providers
The European Banking Authority (EBA) extends Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing measures to include crypto firms, aiming to harmonize regulatory approaches and mitigate financial crime risks in the EU.
Tether Criticizes UN Report for Overlooking USDT Traceability and Law Enforcement Collaboration
Tether rebuts a UN report accusing USDT of facilitating illicit activities, underscoring its traceability and law enforcement collaboration, and highlighting USDT's positive impact on developing economies.
Nasdaq Embraces AI to Spearhead Financial Crime Prevention
Nasdaq is investing heavily in AI technology to combat financial crime, strengthening its position as a technology-driven financial services company and addressing sophisticated financial crimes.
Why Regulated Banks Have Greater Potential For Financial Crime Than Bitcoin and Crypto
While agencies focus their attention on transparent Bitcoin transactions, banks have had an official free pass disclaimer to facilitate money laundering the entire time.