New screening and monitoring requirements for Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) in Canada have recently been implemented. To remain compliant banks and payment processors will have to implement a much more wide-reaching AML regime than ever before. Financial institutions will have…
PEP Screening in Poland – What you need to know
Poland is set to become one of the most exciting FinTech hubs in Europe. Already it hosts rapidly expanding FinTech companies such as PayU and Blue Media who offer an alternative to traditional financial products in the payments and banking…
europos Partners with Form3
europos is proud to announce a partnership with Form3, the leading Payments-as-a-Service platform, to enhance their sanctions screening and security for cross border payments. Form3 brings a fresh approach to payments technology, streamlining processing and customer experience and needed a trusted AML data…
4MLD – Changes to the Status of PEPs
Is your business ready for the changes coming with 4MLD? The UK government is in the process of transposing 4MLD into UK legislation via the Money Laundering and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payee) Regulation 2017, which will come…
europos Partners with Global Gaming
europos is proud to announce that it has partnered with Global Gaming to help fight financial crime in online gaming. Global Gaming offers B2C and B2B gaming products and services in regulated and emerging markets around the world and has…
Do multinationals have robust enough compliance procedures?
Given the plethora of recent compliance mishaps by multinational banks, highlighted most recently by HSBC’s tax evasion scandal, the question arises as to whether multinational companies have robust enough compliance procedures. HSBC’s admission that “we review all Politically Exposed Persons…