Washington, D.C. — Two comment letters filed yesterday by the Bank Policy Institute and The Clearing House Association highlight opportunities to strengthen the nation’s anti-money laundering (AML) framework, including support for a recent regulatory proposal to make bank AML programs more risk-based and recommendations to address meaningful gaps in AML oversight of digital asset markets. …
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