UBS fined $125mn over lax money laundering controls
UBS faces a $125 million penalty for inadequate anti-money laundering measures.
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Coverage (8)
- UBS was fined a record $125 million for repeated money laundering failures qz.com · 22h ago
- US Fines UBS Record $125M for 'Willful' Anti-Money Laundering Violations Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project | OCCRP · 22h ago
- The Morning Risk Report: UBS Fined $125 Million Over Alleged AML Failures wsj.com · 22h ago
- RISK MANAGEMENT—UBS settles with CFTC, SEC, FINRA, FinCEN; fined millions for AML failures VitalLaw.com · 22h ago
- UBS to Pay $125 Million Over Anti-Money Laundering Violations Bloomberg.com · 22h ago
- BREAKING NEWS: FinCEN Imposes Record Penalty ACAMS · 22h ago
- UBS fined $125 million by US regulators for money laundering violations Reuters · 22h ago
- UBS fined $125mn over lax money laundering controls Financial Times · 22h ago
What happened
$125 million is the fine UBS must pay for failing to prevent money laundering. The penalty is the result of a settlement with multiple U.S. regulators, including the CFTC, SEC, FINRA, and FinCEN.
The Financial Times and Reuters both name the regulators. The UBS fine is described as a record penalty by ACAMS.
The settlement does not specify the duration of the alleged failures or the exact nature of the violations.
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Questions people are asking
What is the total amount of the fine?
$125 million.
Which regulators are involved in the settlement?
The CFTC, SEC, FINRA, and FinCEN.
What is the nature of the violations?
The settlement does not specify the exact nature of the violations.
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