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The Financial Conduct Authority's "Financial Crime Guide - June 2025" (Release No. 48)

01/07/2025

The Financial Conduct Authority's "Financial Crime Guide - June 2025" (Release No. 48) continues to be a comprehensive resource for organisations aiming to combat various financial crimes.

Notably, there are no changes from the previous release. 

And by way of reminder, this guide covers critical areas such as:

  • Money laundering
  • Terrorist financing
  • Fraud
  • Data security breaches
  • Bribery and corruption
  • Sanctions violations
  • Insider dealing
  • Threats to market reputation

It emphasises the importance of evaluating governance frameworks, monitoring systems, and fraud prevention strategies. Each segment includes self-assessment inquiries to help organisations better understand key financial crime aspects and promote ongoing learning.

Source

https://www.handbook.fca.org.uk/handbook/FCG.pdf

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