SRA to step up AML offensive as firms still ‘not getting message’

13-05-2025 17:41 via lawgazette.co.uk

SRA to step up AML offensive as firms still ‘not getting message’

Chief executive Paul Philip pledges to ‘ratchet up’ consequences of failing to meet obligations.

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‘Earl Grey and Magna Carta’: LCJ hails judicial diplomacy

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