The Financial Action Task Force published their report on Money Laundering & Terrorist Financing Thorugh the Real Estate Sector (June 29, 2007). I was disappointed in the report. I have a history of structuring complex real estate transactions. The report did little to help distinguish between legitimate and illegitimate structures. All of the structures and [...]
FATF on Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Through the Real Estate Sector
on November 6, 2008 in Anti-Money Laundering, Patriot Act
Effects of FinCEN’s Withdrawal of Rule-Making on Anti-Money Laundering
on November 5, 2008 in Anti-Money Laundering
Last week, FinCEN withdrew a proposed rulemaking for anti-moneylaundering procedures for unregistered investment companies. [See: FinCEN Withdraws Proposed Rulemaking for Unregistered InvestmentĀ Companies] FinCEN warned that they have not abandoned plans for rule-making. They merely felt that after six years the notice had gone stale. FinCEN may come out with AML program rule proposal, but would [...]
FinCEN Rulemaking
on November 4, 2008 in Anti-Money Laundering
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network has put up a page dedicated to their pending rulemakings: FinCEN Pending Rulemakings.
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