FinCEN continues to ensure financial institutions are not needlessly expending resources on efforts that do not provide law enforcement and national security agencies with the critical information they need to detect, combat, and deter criminal activity.
FINTRAC’s #FinancialIntelligence was recognized by @RCMPAlberta where four individuals have been charged for allegedly coordinating ATM fraud in western Canadian casinos. https://t.co/vVgYpBsNlP
Consult FINTRAC’s new #OperationalAlert that supports businesses in recognizing financial transactions related to online child sexual exploitation: https://t.co/d4aVJ5JWjv #ProjectShadow (1/4)
FinCEN is looking for any fraud-related AML and sanctions violations. This information is vital to protecting our financial system and national security. https://t.co/Rp1WJgaPi5
Today, FinCEN issued a Notice urging financial institutions to be vigilant in identifying and reporting suspicious activity involving convertible virtual currency kiosks. https://t.co/5eHKcqP0oC
Today, Treasury’s @FinCENnews amended an order to enable the liquidation of Mexico-based financial institution CIBanco. Treasury previously cut off CIBanco’s access to the U.S. financial system after finding that the bank facilitated the laundering of illicit opioid proceeds, and the Government of Mexico assumed control. This resolution underscores the United States and Mexico’s shared commitment to protecting our financial systems from cartels and narcotraffickers, and to hold accountable those who enable them.
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