
A series of podcasts which explain to a non-technical audience how "Dark Money" (e.g. money laundering, corruption, bribery, tax evasion) enters the financial system and infects everything it touches.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 155 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducation | |||

In this episode we couldn't resist a deep dive into the recent UBS fine by four (yes, four) US regulators and what that means for anyone working in the Financial Crime Compliance space
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In a slightly longer than normal episode we do a deep dive into partnerships of various flavours and how the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act is going to change things.
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We take a look at the effect of human behaviour on our ability to stop criminals gaining access to the financial system and why that system is more likely to produce comprehensive documents than effective detection.
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We look at the role of Authorised Corporate Service Providers (ACSPs) in the new regime at Companies House and explain why understanding both its strengths and weaknesses is important to anyone responsible for onboarding or monitoring UK companies, w... more
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The most useful podcast I’ve found covering Uk-centric anti-money laundering topics. I am a better analyst because of it! Thanks Graham and ray
Hard listen… very dry banter
Spent first ten minutes talking about alcohol - that was enough for me
Great show
You didn’t need to say you disagree with pretty much Mr Farridge stands for - your views oozed from your podcast from the first minute. So you disagree with sovereignty and secure borders. I disagree with globalism and not knowing who is in the country. We can agree to differ and I shan’t listen to your programme again, which I’m sure will be a relief for you both.
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This show concentrates on financial crime, AML, and the opaque ways dark money enters the financial system. Across episodes, listeners get practical breakdowns of risk, compliance, and enforcement as it relates to money laundering, sanctions, corporate transparency, and high-street crime. The hosts mix rigorous analysis with accessible storytelling, often tying regulatory changes and real-world cases to everyday business implications. A standout is how nuanced topics—like verification regimes, economic indicators, and cross-border enforcement—are explained with clear examples, making it valuable for professionals who need a solid grasp of complex risks without jargon. A few episodes also showcase investigative reporting and collaboration wi... more
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