Les paiements instantanés en zone SEPA : un nouveau défi pour la conformité aux sanctions

Le règlement européen de 2024 sur les paiements instantanés, entré en vigueur en avril 2024, impose de nouvelles obligations aux prestataires de services de paiement (PSP). Ces derniers doivent désormais offrir des virements instantanés en euros, ce qui bouleverse profondément leurs processus de conformité, notamment en matière de sanctions. Le contexte des paiements instantanés SEPA […]

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AML screening for accountants & auditors

Accounting and audit practices are expected to maintain a clear, repeatable AML workflow that is defensible under review. This guide outlines a practical process you can adapt for firms of any size. Note: AML screening (PEP, sanctions, adverse media, enforcement) is distinct from identity verification; this article focuses on screening, not face/ID checks. 1) Define […]

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AML screening for iGaming & casinos

Betting and gaming operators operate in one of the most heavily regulated industries for anti-money laundering (AML). Regulators see gambling as high risk because of fast money movement, cash equivalents, and the possibility of layering funds through gaming accounts. This article explains how iGaming and casinos can structure AML screening, from onboarding through monitoring, to […]

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PEP & sanctions checks in real estate transactions

Real estate is a high-risk sector for money laundering: large values, time-pressured closings, cross-border parties, and layered ownership through SPVs or trusts. Agents, brokers, notaries, and lawyers are therefore expected to perform robust anti-money laundering (AML) screening before completion. This guide explains how to apply PEP and sanctions checks effectively and how to document results […]

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AML compliance for financial advisors & consultants

Independent financial advisors and consultants play a critical role in guiding clients through investments, pensions, and wealth management. But like banks and auditors, they are subject to strict anti-money laundering (AML) obligations. This article explains how small advisory firms can meet AML screening and monitoring requirements without overwhelming resources, while keeping client trust intact. 1) […]

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