Forensic Insights

This article discusses a collaborative approach to cybersecurity and consumer protection in Singapore's financial industry, known as the Shared Responsibility Framework (SRF).

Houthi attacks in the Red Sea have led to major disruptions in global trade routes. With increased criminal activity and reduced visibility, banks are under increased pressure to meet sanctions and counter terrorism requirements.

In a world of heightened geopolitical risks, sanctions are an important tool to address international peace and security concerns. Regulators have stated that the issue goes beyond banks and financial institutions. This article discusses how corporates need to comply with "the new FCPA."

The post-pandemic landscape, magnified by the rapid advancement of technology, has brought about a multitude of emerging fraud and economic crime trends and heightened risks. In this publication, we explore the emerging fraud trends and proactive measures to consider.

In our first and second blogs, we discussed the sanctions landscape and evasion. This blog focuses on the challenge of operating in the “grey areas”, where an entity can undertake an activity but must consider the reputational, ethical, and other risks of doing so. To combat this challenge, institutions must develop an internal sanctions risk appetite to ensure continued compliance and to protect its institution and staff. This article will cover key aspects in developing a sanctions risk appetite and the factors that could be considered.

Recent AML failings in casinos have been extensively reported in the media. Casino operators in Asia Pacific (APAC) have been subject to probes and investigations by local authorities for cultural failings observed in their management, and their alleged involvement in facilitating money laundering. This paper will discuss the investigation outcomes in 4 APAC gambling hubs.

In our first blog of the series, we considered how the last year has dramatically changed the sanctions landscape, and the challenges it presents to business and financial institutions (FIs). In this blog, we discuss the growing trends of sanctions evasion, with a particular focus on Russia and North Korea, by highlighting key methodologies that are being used, before providing guidance on how such risks can potentially be mitigated.

The events of the last few months have changed the way Sanctions regimes are being implemented around the world. Deloitte has designed a series of blogs exploring the evolving global Sanctions landscape. These blogs will offer insight about how organisations can adapt to meet the challenges presented by these changes, as well as practical steps that can be adopted to help continuing compliance with regulatory obligations.

With global data volumes continuing to grow exponentially, organisations need to focus and invest in a compliance programme that embeds data in its DNA to stay ahead and navigate this ever-changing data-driven landscape.

This white paper by Deloitte and UOB examines the use of innovation and advanced analytics in a world dominated by digital technology and disruption. It describes the role technology and innovation in weathering potential risks to achieve better outcomes for Financial Crime Compliance.