U.S. officials will no longer enforce the Corporate Transparency Act against U.S.-formed legal entities.
U.S. investigations into suspected breaches of the Bank Secrecy Act will lag and eventually dwindle in number thanks to staff turnover, a narrower remit for cases and a reallocation of resources inside the Justice Department, former prosecutors told ACAMS moneylaundering.com.
The latest step by the White House could indefinitely shelve pending AML rules and block regulators from interpreting those already in force.