The world of art is inherently an attractive tool for money laundering and terrorist financing. The reasons why criminals see artworks as potential targets are manifold.
Want to know more about AML/CFT practices in the art industry? Interested in figuring out which steps should be taken to avoid the risks?
We at MAQIT have delved into this topic and discuss it now with the AML/CTF expert, Arianna.
Money laundering and terrorist financing have become a major problem in the financial sector and requires significant efforts to combat. However, even the arts sector is not immune to these criminal practices. Thus, AML and CFT regulations are crucial in ensuring that the art market is not used as a conduit for illegal activities. Art dealers, auction houses, and other market participants are considered "financial institutions" under AML/CFT laws and are therefore subject to the same regulatory requirements as banks and other traditional financial institutions. This includes the requirement to have in place an effective AML/CFT program that is designed to detect and report suspicious activities. For these reasons, we have created a podcast that discusses the ways in which the art industry is affected by AML/CFT regulations. It is aimed at art industry professionals, including artists, gallery owners, and art collectors, as well as those working in finance and compliance.
Through our podcast you can get the latest information on anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism initiatives, insights, and the recent developments in the industry. Our goal is to educate and inform people about the importance of AML/CFT compliance and the various ways to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing. The podcast also covers case studies of real-world AML/CFT enforcement actions and offers insights on how financial institutions can improve their AML/CFT programs. It provides listeners with knowledge and practical tools to navigate the complex and ever-changing landscape of AML/CFT in the art sector.
Click on the button below to listen to the the podcast! In our episodes you will find answers and guidance on preventing these criminal activities in the art world.
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