With nearly a 72% increase in the number of suspected breaches of the money laundering regulations investigated by the Solicitors Regulatory Authority this year, law firms are still struggling to get to grips with the legislation.
International law firms are equally challenged by the application of money laundering regulations as solicitors practising in small firms. However, the challenges can be very different, and for top law firms the regulator’s expectations are higher.
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