EU banks should take a more holistic view of reporting money-laundering suspicions, rather than “tick-box” compliance that piles paperwork on industry and enforcers alike, the European Banking Authority has said. Insurers, cryptocurrency and investment banks could also fall into the net of EU’s laundering controls, under proposals put forward by the
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