The FATF cites factors such as an increase in remote consumption of digital services; changes in financial behaviours; widespread remote working; increased levels of phishing; and greater financial stress that regulated entities need to analyse and counter. This session looks at what organisations can do and takes a look at potential future developments post Lockdown.
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The leading global body on preventing financial crime, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), released warnings in June that Covid-19 is helping to create opportunities for fraudster and money launderers.
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