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OBLIGED ENTITIES SHOULD KEEP REVIEWING AND REFORMING AML SCREENING RED FLAGS, SAY EXPERTS
Anti-money laundering is a detection game, with AML officers (AMLOs) looking for red flags that may indicate crime-tainted transactions, and then digging deeper. But that usually requires automated alerts which need to be managed and tweaked, with algorithms configured according to risk.…
DEDICATED TEAM NEEDED TO PREPARE FOR CBAM, SAY EU ACCOUNTING EXPERTS
The European Union’s (EU) new Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) regulation (1) will challenge importers of greenhouse gas emissions-intensive goods, who must pay and administer a complex environmental levy. KPMG the Netherlands’ senior tax manager Nicole de Jager and tax lawyer Merijn Betjes told Accounting & Business (A&B), affected companies will have to “create a core team to manage this topic and perform an impact assessment,” to determine strategies.…
EARLY GLOBAL DATA SUGGESTS USED-EV MARKET IS TAKING SHAPE
While all eyes are on headline investments into conversions of major auto plants for EV production, a key sign that this market is maturing is emerging – the growth of used-vehicle sales for the electric transmission segment. Data from US-based industry consultant Cox Automotive released on April 7 said that American used-EV retail sales via licensed dealerships increased 32% in Q1 2023 year-on-year to 42,753 units.…
INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY ROUND UP – DETAILED EU KNITWEAR INDUSTRIAL EMISSIONS RULES BY BECOME TOUGHER
The European Union (EU) knitwear sector is preparing to follow new detailed ‘best available techniques’ (BAT) on reducing industrial emissions as the EU considers revised legislation that might tell national regulators to take a hard line on their implementation. The European Commission has proposed a new EU industrial emissions directive that – as drafted – would tell industrial regulators to set limits on BAT-associated emissions levels “at the strictest achievable level for the specific installation” (1).…
AUTOMATED LABELLING PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY ESSENTIAL, SAY EU AND US EXPERTS
LABEL-MAKING automation is increasingly important to the global packaging industry. Indeed, the Wisconsin, USA-based global identification and compliance solution specialists Brady Corporation calls automated labelling a “must-have” – saying that the question is not if a company will automate its labelling process, but when (1).…

ISSB PUSHES FOR ITS STANDARDS TO BE SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING GLOBAL BASELINE
Speaking at the event on Friday (Feb 17), Mark Carney, UN special envoy for climate action and finance, and former central bank governor for the UK and Canada, said of the baseline: “It’s critical. You need compatible information.”
Mr Carney stressed ongoing discussions between the ISSB and major jurisdictions, such as the EU (European Union), the USA and Japan, about the need for regulatory harmony.…
PUBLIC SPENDING ON AML GROWS, BUT IS IT SPENT WISELY?
The fact that AML/CFT is expensive is widely appreciated by governments and international organisations, but they still support policies and programmes that cost a considerable proportion of the USD274.1 billion that LexisNexis Risk Solutions says is lavished on financial crime compliance (1).…
AUTOMATED LABELLING PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY ESSENTIAL, SAY EU AND US EXPERTS
LABEL-MAKING automation is increasingly important to the global packaging industry. Indeed, the Wisconsin, USA-based global identification and compliance solution specialists Brady Corporation calls automated labelling a “must-have” – saying that the question is not if a company will automate its labelling process, but when (1).…
SCREENING OUT BAD HATS FORM CLIENT LISTS MAKES COMMERCIAL SENSE TO OBLIGED ENTITIES
AML is expensive, and for obliged entities, the cost increases the more suspicious transactions they must assess and process. So, it is far better for them to prevent – where possible – a potential money launderer from opening an account with them in the first place.…
CANADA’S DEVELOPMENT OF CRITICAL EV MINERALS MAY BOOST HOPES FOR MORE EV ASSEMBLY PLANTS
The Canadian and Ontario governments are proactively pushing the development of critical mineral production needed to fuel electric vehicle (EV) batteries, looking to leverage Canada’s vast mineral wealth in building a domestic EV sector.
The federal government in Ottawa released a Canadian Critical Minerals Strategy in December (2022) (1).…