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The Nitty-Gritty Of Suspicious Activity Reporting

PYMNTS

A recent guest blog presented by G2 Web Services explores the obligations acquirers and third parties have when it comes to filing a Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) form if there is any suspicion of transaction laundering. To learn more about who, when and why to file a SAR per the Bank Secrecy Act, please see the infographic below:

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FinovateFall 2024 Sneak Peek Series: Part 5

Finovate

BankShift BankShift is a brand-on-banking ecosystem for digital banking platforms, crafted by humans with experience in digital-first and data-driven innovations from leading financial institutions and brands. Banks, credit unions, payment providers, and financial institutions focused on unsecured consumer lending.

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How to Maintain Anti-Money Laundering Compliance as a PayFac

Stax

The Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) establishes AML program requirements for financial institutions in the US while the USA Patriot Act lays down which entities are required to comply. As such, the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) establishes certain AML program requirements for financial institutions in the US. Let’s get started.

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Financial Policy Predictions 2021: Meaningful Changes Ahead

FICO

Duguid before the end of June 2021, I believe the court will not only provide some clarity on what an ATDS is but, in doing so, will further facilitate the use by banks and other businesses of legitimate, non-marketing automated or prerecorded voice and text messages to the mobile phones of customers who have the provided requisite consent.

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