
Ex–Ronald McDonald House Director Charged with Stealing from Charity
The former executive director of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Marshfield, Wisconsin, has been charged with taking over $100,000 from the nonprofit.

Ex–Ronald McDonald House Director Charged with Stealing from Charity
The former executive director of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Marshfield, Wisconsin, has been charged with taking over $100,000 from the nonprofit.

UK’s HRMC Steps Up AML Enforcement in Art Sector
The UK art market is coming under sharper scrutiny from HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), which has intensified enforcement of anti–money laundering rules.

FINTRAC Levies Record $14-Million AML Fine Against KuCoin
Canada’s anti–money laundering watchdog has levied a C$19.5 million penalty against crypto exchange KuCoin for violations of the country’s AML rules.

UBS to Pay Nearly $1 Billion for Alleged Role in French Tax Evasion
UBS Group AG will pay €835 million ($985.6 million) to resolve a yearslong case in France over allegations the Swiss bank helped wealthy clients evade taxes.

U.S. Blacklists Wife of Brazilian Judge Who Oversaw Bolsonaro Case
The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on Viviane Barci de Moraes, the wife of Brazilian Supreme Court justice Alexandre de Moraes, escalating a confrontation over the judge’s handling of cases against former president Jair Bolsonaro.

Singapore Convicts Two in Wirecard Forgery Case
A Singapore court on Monday convicted two businessmen of falsifying documents that misled auditor EY into believing Wirecard held substantial cash in Singapore bank accounts.

FinCEN to Delete Ownership Info on U.S. Companies from CTA Registry
FinCEN Files investigation revealed how U.S. banks helped move illicit money worldwide, U.S. authorities are rolling back key reforms enacted in its aftermath, sparking alarm among transparency advocates.
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HK Regulator Bans Ex-Citi Asia Equities Head for Poor Compliance
Hong Kong has banned Richard Charles Heyes, Citigroup’s former head of pan-Asia equities, from re-entering the financial industry for five years after finding him liable for regulatory breaches.

OFAC Takes Aim at Financial Facilitators Aiding Iran’s Military
OFAC sanctioned two Iranian financial facilitators and more than a dozen individuals and entities based in Hong Kong and the United Arab Emirates for moving funds that allegedly benefited Iran’s military.

Tether to Launch New Stablecoin for U.S. Market
Tether, the issuer of the world’s largest stablecoin USDT, announced plans to launch a new U.S.-based stablecoin called USAT.