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Description: Journal of Financial Compliance is the major journal publishing in-depth, peer-reviewed articles, applied research and case studies on how financial institutions can ensure the implementation of, and adherence to, regulatory requirements and effectively manage compliance and legal risk. Subjects covered include: Integrated compliance, risk and governance systems and controls; compliance risk assessment; updating written supervisory procedures; capital, liquidity and funding regulation; enforcement investigations, actions and sanctions; compliance and ethics culture; the fintech sector and its impact on regulation and compliance; AML; suspicious activity monitoring and reporting; conducting compliance reviews, audits and investigations; compliance technologies; data privacy and data sharing; insider trading and market abuse; conduct risk, codes of conduct; regulatory rulemaking; record keeping requirements; cross border regulation; preparing for and managing regulatory investigations and examinations; fraud prevention, monitoring and detection; anti-corruption and bribery ; building, recruiting, training and managing a compliance department; effective programmes for whistleblowers.
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March 2025, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 196-197 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 198-214 Compliance, technology and data risk: Electronic communications and the modernisation of data governance control structures
by Craparo, Therese & Diana, Anthony J. & Thomas, Philip H. & Leuthner, Christian & Walsh, Samantha M. & Fitzpatrick, Ryan J.
- 215-232 Can you hear us now? Deciphering regulators’ messaging around financial services companies’ electronic communications compliance
by Longo, Amy Jane & O’Connor, Daniel & Kirk, Shannon Capone & Goodman, Cole A. & Barr, Jake
- 233-244 Six years of regulation and supervision of crypto-assets in Malta: The approach and lessons learned
by Buttigieg, Christopher P. & Cuyle, Samantha
- 245-256 Social media as a compliance risk for financial services: Exploring emerging risks and finding solutions to mitigate harm
by Mason, Robert & Clarke, Jennifer
- 257-270 Digital assets and tax transparency: Navigating the new US tax reporting regime
by Dymtrow, Jill & Saveri, Chris
- 271-284 Russian sanctions evasion
by Arshad, Owais
- 285-296 Managing the intersection of export controls and economic sanctions: Implications for legal and compliance teams and best practises for strengthening cross-departmental coordination
by Hamilton, Graeme & Behboodi, Rambod & Moumin, Nasra
December 2024, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 100-101 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 102-111 Are the old ways of transaction monitoring dead?
by Gilson, Carrie
- 112-130 Identifying and addressing the risks of AI through regulations, compliance controls and technical design
by Bahadur, Sudhanshu & Tucker, Kuno
- 131-143 Keeping up with the regulators: How to build an effective compliance programme to satisfy the Best Interest care obligation
by Nicolas, Stephanie & Nathanson, Joshua
- 144-153 EMIR Refit implementation: Practical advice and considerations for trade reporting obligations
by Volpe, Nik & Shamdasani, Avinash & Deshpande, Kalyan
- 154-166 Why depository institutions, with or without affiliated securities firms, can and should manage employee use of personal devices for work-related communications
by Harvey, Richard H. & Leotta, Michael J. & Sachdev, Gautam
- 167-180 An AI adoption strategy for financial crime prevention
by Whitmore, Colin
- 181-192 The ISO 37008 Internal investigation standard framework and what this means for financial services institutions
by Young, Steve & Scales, Simon
September 2024, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 4-5 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 6-18 Machine learning and compliance: A consumer-led approach
by Connell, Matthew
- 19-31 Strengthening governance practices of TCSPs in the EU's smallest member state
by Buttigieg, Christopher P. & Camilleri, Petra
- 32-42 Is DORA the dawn of a new era for cybersecurity compliance in the EU's financial sector?
by Giannino, Antonio & Valenti, Francesca & Sertori, Federico
- 43-53 How to maintain a strong compliance function in a remote/hybrid working environment, using ESG as both the objective and the driver
by Ramos, Jessica & Adler, Ella & Exarchopoulou, Erietta
- 54-64 From data to decisions: How emerging technologies can enhance ESG assessments and reporting
by Nelson, William
- 65-79 Risk-based customer due diligence is the key to effectively managing financial crime risk
by Tucker, Ola
- 80-91 A consideration of the evolving role, visibility and prominence of compliance in strategic planning and protecting brand and reputation
by Vaughan, Catherine
May 2024, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 300-301 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 302-327 The markets in crypto assets regulation: What should firms be doing now?
by Ross, James & Swan, Giles
- 328-345 From a ‘plain vanilla’ exercise to a highly complex compliance monitoring framework: Some practical challenges in investment compliance
by Schetle, Vitali
- 346-352 Order and trade data analysis in recent spoofing investigations
by Leonard, Greg & Haas, Marlene & Pegden, Oliver
- 353-367 Everything, everywhere, all at once: The impossible mission of compliance officers
by Mcmanus-Barnett, Natalie & Goffard, Olivier
- 368-385 Enhancing transparency in the beneficial ownership of legal entities and structures in Southern Africa: Challenges and suggested solutions
by Goredema, Charles
April 2024, Volume 7, Issue 3
- 200-201 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 202-221 Intelligence-led analytics for anti-financial crime compliance
by Bostel, Ashley
- 222-230 Internal investigations into regulatory misconduct: Key issues for individuals
by Kean, Francis & Karampetsos, Menelaos
- 231-241 Are firms getting the message? Record-keeping obligations related to off-channel messaging
by Spence, Kevin
- 242-248 ESG and anti-financial crime: Two sides of the same coin?
by Bugeja, Diane
- 249-255 The role of ethical leadership in resilient corporations
by Dajani, Jorge & Rossert, Marianne
- 256-267 Future state AML: Using advanced technology to reimagine transaction monitoring
by Phillips, Chris
- 268-292 US economic sanctions targeting Latin America: Recent changes, developments and compliance challenges
by Stinebower, Cari N. & Fernández, Mariana Pendás & Garcia, Daimiris
December 2023, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 104-105 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 106-119 Reviving securitisation in the EU: A critical analysis of the reporting requirements
by Hauet, Olivia
- 120-139 Compliant marketing: Breaking down the New Marketing Rule
by Cope, Elizabeth
- 140-147 Preparing for the implementation of EMIR REFIT
by Jackson, Carolyn & Mcbrien, Ciara
- 148-159 AML for a blockchain age
by Christiansen, Neal & Jaber, Valerie-Leila & Rabenn, Grant & Strait, Melissa
- 160-168 Unintended consequences of the risk-based approach? De-risking tendencies in anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism compliance
by Satovich, Astrid
- 169-176 How does hotline and incident management stack up in the financial services industry? An analysis of comparative metrics
by Penman, Carrie
- 177-188 How counter extremism could improve financial institutions' counter terrorist financing controls
by Wall, Richard
- 189-194 Expert networks, alternative data and managing risks of material non-public information
by Lundy, James G. & Nelson, Margaret Gembala & Mccaughey, Bill
October 2023, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 5-6 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 7-14 Why and how to embrace entity resolution and contextual monitoring
by Wolf, Aaron
- 15-34 The case for self-regulation for the digital assets industry
by Angotti, Alma & Angulo, Tracy & Bolton, Gene & Kusz, Gabriella
- 35-45 The resolution plan for insurers in France: Being prepared in case of a failure
by Visnovsky, Frédéric
- 46-52 Best practices when handling whistleblower complaints
by Salmon-Smith, Tracey & Grannum, Sandra D. & Linebaugh, Jesse & Aryama, Vijayasri G.
- 53-63 The crypto frontier: How US policymakers and investment advisers can address digital assets
by Nelson, William
- 64-74 Consumer protection and good customer outcomes in an evolving financial services ecosystem
by Turner, Donna
- 75-81 Simplifying US state-level obligations to help achieve compliance certainty
by Stewart, Kris & Duffus, Elaine F.
- 82-100 Is employees' understanding of conduct risk aligned with values espoused in their employers' public statements?
by Culley, Alexander
June 2023, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 296-297 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 298-309 Challenges of sanctions lists screening and the impact of sanctions triggered by conflict zones
by Andriasik, Szilvia
- 310-320 Driving a strong risk culture and managing conduct risk
by Williams, Cara
- 321-332 Designing technology systems to detect and prevent financial crime
by Randhawa, Jas & Swaminathan, Suraj
- 333-345 Economic sanctions on the rise: The ever-increasing importance of sanctions screening in a compliance programme
by Fadavi, Amir
- 346-356 Operation Spring: How Swedish authorities took out Sweden's biggest narco bank
by Sohlén, Magnus
- 357-367 The ongoing challenge of conduct risk management
by Hirst, Rocky
- 368-384 Understanding the human factor in financial crime compliance
by Tansu, Gizem
- 385-391 Strengthening US financial institutions' sanctions compliance through better data and continuous monitoring
by Dinkins, Jim
March 2023, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 196-197 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 198-212 China's cross-border data sharing requirements: Compliance challenges for global institutions
by Shen, Eugenie & Roberts, Alex
- 213-221 ESG ratings: How to undertake a proactive review to minimise any hidden fraud and corruption and improve a company's governance rating
by Smith, Duncan
- 222-231 It’s not the algorithm, it’s the ethics
by Shiffman, Gary M. & Wall, Christopher
- 232-239 The synergy between the UK senior manager regime area of ‘reasonable steps’ and diversity and inclusion
by Dhillon, Ramita
- 240-247 Getting controls under control
by Piracci, Jamila & Beckmann, Christopher
- 248-258 Potential applications of emerging technologies to anti-money laundering compliance programmes
by Vanbrackle, Barrie & Patel, Parag & Razon, Victor
- 259-266 Keys to a successful compliance testing programme
by Rose, Ellen
- 267-280 Action–reaction: US financial regulation meets ESG considerations
by Naimon, Jeffrey P. & Stapleton, Caroline M. & Litchfield, Benjamin M.
- 281-290 Navigating state data privacy laws: A guide for SEC-registered investment advisers
by Nelson, William
January 2023, Volume 6, Issue 2
- 101-102 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 103-112 AI model risk: What the current model risk management framework can teach us about managing the risks of AI models
by Souza, Catarina
- 113-122 Combatting market abuse within algorithmic trading in the financial and physical markets
by De Leeuw, Jerry
- 123-128 Application of the Certified Persons Regime: Evolving best practice and potential pitfalls
by Gowland, Louise
- 129-137 UK MiFIR transaction reporting: Fundamental, crucial, a common good — but typically wrong
by Longman, Charlotte
- 138-147 The use of RegTech in fighting financial crime
by Sumkovski, Igor
- 148-157 Pan-European regimes: A pathway to mitigate lack of trust and complexity in insurance
by Moutinho, Ana Teresa & Lehtmets, Andres
- 158-172 Does decentralised finance equal deregulated finance?
by Davis, Daniel J. & Band, Sheehan H.
- 173-186 International regulatory and oversight trends in financial consumer protection: What can be gleaned from the UK, Portuguese, Irish and Canadian experiences?
by Tedesco, Lucie
- 187-190 `Trading at the Speed of Light: How Ultrafast Algorithms Are Transforming Financial Markets` by Alexander Culley
by Culley, Alexander
September 2022, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 4-5 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 6-16 Managing trade and communications surveillance in the new world of work
by Li, Yasmine
- 17-29 Can implementing classic management theories in the KYC process help achieve high regulatory compliance?
by Ausfelt, Sabina
- 30-39 Preventing and addressing AML/CFT risks of digital finance: The European regulatory and supervisory perspective
by Neto, Joana
- 40-48 How can misconduct behaviours and abuse of position be better identified, and what are the drivers for committing fraud and theft?
by Carpenter, Tracey
- 49-56 Data risks and security in the financial sector: Adapting to a new environment
by Guagliano, Claudia & Harris, Alexander
- 57-70 The regulatory leap into big data and machine learning: Practical advice for compliance officers
by Howell, Bo
- 71-79 The effect of organisational leaders on employee voice and employee silence
by De Zwart-Van Der Ham, Manon & Van Den Broek, Marjo
- 80-94 Adopting RegTech: A practical guide
by Singh, Harpreet
August 2022, Volume 5, Issue 4
- 292-293 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario
- 294-306 Can we keep up with the machines? Stronger and faster artificial intelligence systems require robust risk management practices
by O'Keefe, Edward & Carter, Jules & Byrne, Sarah & Meeks, Barbara & Stoker‡, John & Shields, Randal
- 307-314 Perpetual know your customer: A new approach to addressing customer due diligence
by Balani, Hnery
- 315-323 Taking an intelligence-led approach: How to improve understanding of financial crime threats through intelligence and analysis
by Gilchrist, David
- 324-334 Data as sword and shield: How regulated entities in the banking and securities industries can utilise data analytics to improve compliance and manage enforcement risk
by Montgomery, Brian H. & Oliwenstein, David
- 335-349 A stakeholder-based taxonomy for managing regulatory compliance risk and aligning to business strategy
by Parkatti, David R.
- 350-358 New Aml regulation: From ‘virtual currency’ to ‘crypto assets' — differentiation from tokenised financial instruments and potential concerns over the perceived end of pseudonymity in the crypto sector
by Tomanek, Stefan & Rirsch, Ralph
- 359-369 ESG/sustainable finance in securities lending
by Stuber, Heiko & Gertel, Jacob
- 370-377 Converting critical enterprise risks into a usable risk matrix
by Powell, Janice
March 2022, Volume 5, Issue 3
- 196-197 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 198-208 How compliance leaders are driving efficiency and creating more effective compliance processes
by Pope, Stephen
- 209-217 Assessing and managing UDAAP risk in the new regulatory environment
by Lucas, Chris
- 218-227 The case for diversity, equality and inclusion
by Janes, Francis & Harvey, Richard H.
- 228-236 Moving to a perpetual KYC model: The benefits and the challenges
by Isherwood, Neil
- 237-247 Three lines of defence — is it the right model?
by Turner, Donna
- 248-256 Improvise, overcome and adapt your CMS to changing times
by Berman, Michael
- 257-266 Market abuse: The new challenges further to ESMA’s technical advice to the European Commission on the review of the Market Abuse Regulation
by Sirtori, Stefano
- 267-274 Financial crime compliance in professional services: Moving beyond the three lines of defence
by Vaughan, Catherine
- 275-283 Developing living policy documents that optimise risk taking
by Robert, Laurent
December 2021, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 100-101 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 102-114 What does it all meme? An exploration of meme stock litigation, regulatory scrutiny and defences for broker-dealers
by Light, Susan & Lohnes, Michael J. & Koesterer, Hannah O. & Stickel, Carrie M. & Mcdonough, Conor
- 115-122 What is the role of governance and compliance in ESG investing?
by Haddock, Beth & Sirou, Carol
- 123-133 Takeaways from sanctions enforcement in 2020 and trends in 2021
by Avergun, Jodi & Treanor, James & Chandhok, Shruti
- 134-143 Challenges of competent authority’s AML/CFT risk assessments in practice: No common standard
by Dunker, Garrett
- 144-153 Creating effective compliance oversight structures for investment advisers
by Jacko, Michelle L. & Powell, Janice
- 154-161 Real-life revolution: How compliance functions are leveraging innovation to become more aligned, efficient and tech-enabled
by Metz-Galloway, Shelley & Pearman, Lucy
- 162-188 Towards European electronic identity: A blueprint for a secure pan-European digital identity
by Wagner, Eric & Mannino, Matteo & Lauer, Oliver
June 2021, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 4-5 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 6-14 Responsible and ethical use of emerging technology
by Thiagarajan, Srividhya & O’Donnell, Alethea
- 15-29 A guide for chief compliance officers of registered investment advisers on how to develop, conduct and maintain an effective and robust annual testing programme
by Cope, Elizabeth
- 30-44 Enabling a holistic solution to London Interbank Offer Rate repapering
by Cohen, Marcy Sharon & Schell, Christopher S. & Gummaregula, Sirisha & Pugh, Jason
- 45-54 Know your data: Improving an anti-money laundering programme with dedicated data management
by Galow, Drew & Wright, Sara
- 55-65 Regulatory requirements, logistics and challenges of conducting an effective field audit programme
by Hooks, Jim
- 66-74 Three core competencies for the modern general counsel
by Polizzotto, Joseph
- 75-84 The state of state fiduciary laws for broker-dealers: Predicting the impact of state laws on SEC’s Regulation Best Interest enforcement
by Schroeder, Susan
- 85-93 The forensic professional’s perspective on fraud and fraud detection
by Hedley, Timothy P. & Girgenti, Richard H.
June 2021, Volume 4, Issue 4
- 296-297 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 298-312 Russia sanctions and considerations in building a sanctions compliance programme
by Stinebower, Cari & Jabaji, Dainia & Pendás-Fernandez, Mariana
- 313-335 Building better transaction monitoring for anti-money laundering
by Bostel, Ashley
- 336-343 Compliance education for the modern learner: Strategic use of videos
by Miller, Brendan
- 344-352 Work smarter, not harder: Artificial intelligence’s critical role in mitigating financial crime risk
by Sammé, Araliya
- 353-362 Leveraging human and financial resources to meet higher compliance expectations
by Niemi, Dr Ilona
- 363-378 Challenges presented by AML in the areas of distribution, account opening and client relationships
by Schetle, Vitali
- 379-390 Putting an end to snow-washing: The case for a publicly accessible corporate registry of beneficial owners in Canada
by Cohen, James & Caldera, Sasha
March 2021, Volume 4, Issue 3
- 200-201 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 202-209 Managing conduct risk during a pandemic
by Stubbs, Victoria
- 210-221 Compliance lessons in recent Office of Foreign Assets Control enforcement
by Hutten, Ben
- 222-231 The United Kingdom’s client assets regime: Problematic issues of threshold application
by Fernandes, Carl & Bhindi, Kishore
- 232-256 Cloud concentration risk: A framework agent-based model for systemic risk analysis
by Harmon, Richard L. & Vytelingum, Perukrishnen & Babaie-Harmon, Jiyan
- 257-266 US sanctions enforcement focus on mergers and acquisitions
by Debusk, F. Amanda & Chang, Jean
- 267-281 Identifying and mitigating ‘conduct risk’ in algorithmic FICC trading
by Culley, Alexander
- 282-291 Best practices in compliance training
by Weston, Lori & Hoopes, Jennifer
December 2020, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 100-101 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 102-109 An oversight framework to keep senior executives in control
by Pike, Richard
- 110-125 Cross-border crosswalk: An overview of Canadian and US banking and consumer financial services regulators
by Abudulai, Suhuyini & Ang, Xiaoling & Goldberg, Eric & Kearney, Thomas
- 126-139 Increasing cybersecurity awareness and fluency for compliance risk management
by Yerzak, E.J. & Farrell, Michael
- 140-166 Applications of machine learning in the identification, measurement and mitigation of money laundering
by Aggarwal, Nikhil & Wareham, Sean & Lehmann, Rasmus
- 167-178 The account review
by Lee, Duane E. & Daly, Michael
- 179-193 The legal and economic implications from recent UK spoofing cases
by Leonard, Greg & Cao, Yan & Haas, Marlene & Mocek, Gregory
September 2020, Volume 4, Issue 1
June 2020, Volume 3, Issue 4
- 292-293 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 294-301 Avoiding the floating rate cliff-edge: How asset management general counsels can tackle the LIBOR cessation challenge
by Madell, Jaime A.
- 302-317 Regulation Best Interest: A new standard of conduct for broker-dealers in recommendations to retail customers
by Light, Susan
- 318-324 Conduct risk in anti-money laundering: Implications of when financial institutions get it wrong
by Allen, Heather
- 325-331 Resolution of banks: What kind of scenarios to enhance the credibility and the feasibility of resolution strategies
by Visnovsky, Frédéric
- 332-339 The intersection of compliance and diversity: The interconnectedness of these two disciplines and the implications for the compliance profession
by Stinson-Dacruz, Tina
- 340-358 Understanding the risks and challenges of shell companies in managing AML compliance
by Tucker, Ola M.
- 359-367 Standards of competence for financial advisers: The poor relation in international and regional regulation
by Connell, Matthew
- 368-381 Consumer protection framework in the Kenyan financial services sector: Current state, deficiencies, lessons from the world and possible solutions
by Mkiwa, Halfan
March 2020, Volume 3, Issue 3
- 196-197 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 198-207 Embedding ethics in organisations and their operations: a dynamic approach
by Dajani, Jorge & Rossert, Bertrand Andre
- 208-216 Establishing sustainable risk reporting that unlocks trust and organisational value
by Humphrey, Tim
- 217-224 Protecting data in 2020 and beyond: The role of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence in neutralising the growing threat of cybercrime
by Kornitzer, Daniel
- 225-232 Using hotline data to build better board reports
by Penman, Carrie & Burt, Andrew
- 233-246 Ethics in artificial intelligence and machine learning: The importance of opening the dialogue for new processes at your organisation
by Dorsey, Colleen
- 247-254 OFAC sanctions compliance: Insights from recent enforcement actions
by Scott, Ben
- 255-261 The compliance and ethics officer of the future: What skills are necessary?
by Krenitsky, John
- 262-272 The power of the US SEC whistleblower programme: What compliance and regulatory professionals should know
by Mckessy, Sean X.
- 273-285 China’s macroprudential policies: Framework, implementations and implications
by Liu, Kerry
December 2019, Volume 3, Issue 2
- 101-102 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 103-117 Financial industry compliance with Big Data and analytics
by Mcglosson, Christina & Enriquez, Marco
- 118-137 A practical approach to culture and conduct risk management
by Ross, James
- 138-146 Reducing the regulatory burden: How can technology revolutionise compliance processes and make complying with multiple regulations more efficient?
by Traversa, Deborah & Toselli, Giacomo
- 147-157 Innovation through regulation: A comprehensive regulatory framework for blockchain-based services and products
by Giannino, Antonio & Di Maio, Damiano & Vianelli, Andrea
- 158-170 The evolving role of compliance: How companies need to enforce their three lines of defence to protect the business
by Hoes, Renata & Gehlert, Karin
- 171-180 Building an effective US-UK sanctions compliance programme: What are the key components?
by Mitchell, Rita D. & Mortlock, David & Osborn-King, Simon
- 181-191 Are financial institutions’ counter-terrorist financing controls fit for today’s challenges?
by Wall, Richard
September 2019, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 5-6 Editorial
by Difiore, Mario J.
- 7-12 Why financial institutions need a master data strategy as a starting point for a RegTech strategy
by Abur, Murat & Murphy, Sarah
- 13-22 Why are digital tools so pivotal in compliance?
by Stenderup, Søren
- 23-28 Charging money laundering based upon a tax offence: No longer a bridge too far
by Comisky, Ian M.
- 29-43 The AnaCredit regulation is in place — a reflection on data-driven reporting: What has been achieved by the banks and regulators, and what remains to be done?
by Hauet, Olivia
- 44-59 Artificial intelligence for regulatory compliance: Are we there yet?
by Butler, Tom & O’Brien, Leona
- 60-66 How distributed ledger technology could solve regulatory problems
by Spouse, Tom & Green, Ben
- 67-75 Changing financial services firms’ behaviour through a duty of care
by Chiu, Iris H.-Y. & Brener, Alan
- 76-92 Implications of the African Union Special Declaration on Illicit Financial Flows for financial services infrastructure in Africa
by Goredema, Charles
June 2019, Volume 2, Issue 4