The Next Wave of Global Anti-Money Laundering Enforcement

Sven Stumbauer (sstumbauer@gmail.com)
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Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-3-031-05824-0
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Chapters in this book:

Ch Chapter 1 The Evolution of Anti-Money Laundering Enforcement

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Ch Chapter 10 APAC—The Economic Engine of the World But Still Playing Catch Up with Anti-Money Laundering

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Ch Chapter 11 Barbarians at the Gates: Responding to Regulatory-Enforcement Actions and Crisis Management—Monitorships

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Ch Chapter 12 The Role of the Board of Directors—More Than Only “Tone” at the Top!

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Ch Chapter 13 Raising the Bar on AML Risk Assessments

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Ch Chapter 14 Your Customer—Your Friend or Enemy Within?

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Ch Chapter 15 De-risking—The Process of “Risk Reduction” That Actually Increased Risk

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Ch Chapter 16 Transaction Monitoring—Finding the Needle in the Haystack, but Are We Looking at the Right Haystack?

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Ch Chapter 17 The Interplay Between Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Compliance

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Ch Chapter 18 Corruption and Money Laundering

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Ch Chapter 19 Looking Ahead

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Ch Chapter 2 The Global Financial Landscape

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Ch Chapter 3 Basics of Anti-Money Laundering Compliance

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Ch Chapter 4 Historical Context of Money Laundering

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Ch Chapter 5 The Past 20 Years of Anti-Money Laundering Enforcement and Billions in Fines Later

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Ch Chapter 6 The Brewing of a Perfect Storm—Increasing Regulatory Focus and Changing Legislation

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Ch Chapter 7 US—Turbocharging Enforcement Powers

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Ch Chapter 8 Europe—A Money Launderer’s Dream or Paradise Lost

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Ch Chapter 9 Latin America—International Financial Institutions Instill Greater Fear Than Local Regulatory Bodies

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