Financial Crime Regulation: Part 4 - Remote Onboarding and Brexit - Opinion on Financial Crime Risks in the European Union

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In the final part of the series, Marie and Sam discuss how remote onboarding has proven to be an essential lifeline for many businesses during the pandemic. However, the European Banking Authority's Opinion reflects that AML regulators in the EU are still concerned that businesses may not be onboarding customers in a way that effectively mitigates those classic "non face to face" financial crime risks. Hear what their proposal to address this is - and of course, no opinion would be complete without revisiting the UK's departure from the EU. Have those dreaded financial crime risks identified by the EU in 2019 related to Brexit actually come true?

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