Anti-Money Laundering: Legal Frameworks, Obligations, and Enforcement Dynamics
Anti-Money Laundering: Legal Frameworks, Obligations, and Enforcement Dynamics I. Introduction Anti-money laundering (AML) law has evolved into a central pillar of contemporary financial regulation. Originally conceived as a tool to combat organized crime, AML frameworks now serve broad purposes: safeguarding the integrity of financial systems, preventing corruption, disrupting terrorism financing, and promoting transparency in global commerce. Modern AML regimes are characterized by their extraterritorial reach, stringent compliance expectations, and increasingly sophisticated reporting and monitoring mechanisms. Read more