Julius Baer fined over lapses in AML controls
Switzerland’s Financial Market Supervisory Authority has ordered domestic lender Julius Baer to pay more than SFr4m ($4.76m) for compliance and anti-money laundering failings in its handling of high-risk clients, the Financial Times reported. The enforcement decision, dated November 2024, has not been publicly revealed, the publication said. It focused on…
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