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UK Risk and Compliance Update—June 2024: FATF assessment, AML/CTF reforms, SRA plan, domestic PEPs, sanctions/OTSI, failure to prevent fraud, DPDI Bill, AI, and EU CSDDD

Published on: 19 June 2024

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New Risk & Compliance forecast as at 18 June 2024

Our Risk and Compliance forecast as at 18 June 2024 charts anticipated regulatory shifts relevant to risk and compliance, enabling you to prepare for developments that could affect your organisation. Please read it closely, though key points to keep in view are summarised below.

New items we’re tracking this month

  • FATF assessment of the UK — FATF is set to launch its fifth round reviewing global action on money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation financing. The UK will face an in-depth peer evaluation, leading to a new Mutual Evaluation Report due for release in 2028. See: AML, CTF and counter-proliferation financing
  • SRA consultation on its draft business plan and budget — The SRA has opened a consultation on its 2024–2025 draft business plan and budget. It has indicated that responses will shape practising fees for 2024–2025 and finalise proposals for compensation fund contributions. See: Regulation of solicitors

Updates to existing items we’re tracking

  • Reform of AML supervisory regime — the government
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