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This month’s developments include new FinCEN advisories on human trafficking, unauthorized employment schemes, and Iranian sanctions evasion, along with significant sanctions actions targeting Russian, Cuban, and Brazilian networks.
Under the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), disruptions to critical systems, including sanctions screening, can now trigger mandatory incident notification to regulators, often within hours.
This recognition underscores FinScan’s ability to deliver innovative technology and measurable value to organizations worldwide, including financial institutions, insurers, FinTechs, NGOs, and other regulated entities.
As geopolitical tensions continue to disrupt global trade routes, compliance teams are being forced to confront a new reality: sanctions and AML risk can shift as quickly as the geopolitical landscape itself.
Global regulators are raising expectations around AML, sanctions, and financial crime compliance programs, with growing emphasis on effectiveness, operational resilience, and risk-based oversight.
Since adopting FinScan in 2017 for customer onboarding—and later transitioning to a cloud-based SaaS deployment—Coface has streamlined its compliance processes, improved data access, and enhanced user efficiency across its global network.
Becki LaPorte, Principal - AML Strategy and Innovation at FinScan, examines how the escalating blockade in the Strait of Hormuz is exposing fundamental weaknesses in traditional AML frameworks.