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Does GDPR have a silver lining for PCI compliance?

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Since the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard was introduced in 2004, many merchants found compliance to be too arduous or costly and just skipped it, risking fines. But increasingly, other regulations like GDPR are changing the PCI DSS compliance equation.

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Swiss Prosecutors Charge Credit Suisse Over Alleged Drug Money Laundering

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But prosecutors said Credit Suisse had known about the deficiencies since around 2004. PYMNTS writes that banks need to work on compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, do better at record keeping and watch out for things like transactions that look fishy in some way.

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SWIFT: The Road To ISO 20022 Adoption

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Cross-border payments are a fragmented space with disparate standards, service levels, and compliance and reporting regulations varying from country to country. In 2004, financial institutions around the world had had enough. The global financial community is well on its way to adopting ISO 20022 as its language for payments.

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Could Regulation Prevent The Next Cyberattack?

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That depends, says counterterrorism and cybersecurity expert Richard Clarke, on what companies, banks and regulators are willing to learn from the incident. In 2004, Clarke testified before the 9/11 Commission on the events and conditions that led up to the Sept. s National Health Service. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

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UBS Dinged Millions For Violating Bank Secrecy Act

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FinCEN said UBSFS kept up the lack of regulation for AML from 2004 to 2014. For more than a decade, UBSFS failed to implement sufficient policies and procedures that adequately addressed the risks associated with the products and services it offered.”.

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Prince Charles’ Charity Funded By Company With Russian Ties

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The investigation is centered on Russian investment bank Troika Dialog, with evidence showing that managers funneled money for more than eight years, starting in 2004. Troika has since merged with the country’s biggest high-street bank. Troika’s boss during these transactions was Ruben Vardanyan, who has close ties to Putin.

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Robocalls Go Unpunished, Exposing Regulatory Gaps

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The FCC, according to the newspaper story, has since 2004 collected some $121 million in penalties for robocalls and other prohibited telemarketing behaviors. Not only that, but it doesn’t always take much to soil the credibility of regulators. There does exist a brighter part of this story, though — at least for foes of robocalls.