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  1. New EU rules to combat money-laundering adopted

  2. Japan's political scandal may clear path for easy policy exit

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    The Treasury Department’s corruption watchdog on Tuesday issued new proposed regulations that would extend major pieces of the anti-money laundering (AML) rules that apply to banks to some investment advisers.
    Japan's Cabinet decided Tuesday to enforce stricter anti-money laundering measures from June 1 to trace cryptocurrency asset transactions, bringing its legal framework in line with global standards.
    A Treasury spokesperson said: “Money laundering and terrorist financing pose significant threats and our review of the UK’s money laundering regulations last year found that — despite improvements in recent years — weaknesses remain in the UK’s supervision regime, meaning that reform is necessary.
    Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Most of the UK government’s plans to overhaul the supervision of anti-money laundering rules would be counter-productive and damaging to the fight against dirty money, accounting bodies have warned.
  4. LDP eyeing political funds law revision talks without own idea

  5. Japan to enforce crypto anti-money laundering steps from June

  6. Congress Passed a Money Laundering Law. Interest Groups ...

  7. Treasury proposes rule to extend anti-money laundering regs ...

  8. In America, there is finally good news on the anti-money ...

  9. LDP goes through motions of addressing money scandal

  10. EU - Political Agreement Reached To Establish A New ...

  11. Changes to UK supervision rules ‘risk encouraging money ...

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