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The CLEAR Picture

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A free, bimonthly e-newsletter developed just for financial professionals. Industry information and clear insights brought to you by Thomson Reuters.

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  • Best practices for complying with AML, KYC, and other high-risk rules and regulations
  • Insights on trending topics, current events, and the latest regulatory and policy changes
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Previous e-newsletters

2018 issues

May | Digital Identity, Fintech Cybersecurity Consortium, Crypto Ads

March | Cryptocurrencies, Data Privacy, KYC Compliance

January | Compliance in 2018, Using Technology to Fight Crime, AML


2017 issues

November | Fintech, Money Laundering, Loss Prevention

September | Fintech Terminology, Millennials and Debt, Culture and Conduct Risk

July | AML and Combatting the Financing of Terrorism, CCOs Facing Penalties, Banking Law Trends

May | Third-party Risk Programs, AML Under Trump Administration, Self-Assessment Tool for State Banks

March | AML & Artificial Intelligence, Third-party Failures, What Trump Means for Money Laundering

January | 2017 Exam Priorities, Blockchain and AML, New KYC Guidelines


2016 issues

November | Customer Due Diligence, Spotlight on Whistleblowing, Bitcoin as Currency

September | Culture of Compliance, Deciding to Conduct Business, Implementing CDD Rule

July | Beneficial Ownership in the U.K., CCOs Facing Fines, What’s Compliance Worth?

May | 3rd Party Risk Management, Knowing Beneficial Owner, The Future of AML