Trump to Pardon Reality-Show Couple Convicted of $36 Million Fraud

Reported by Ben Shpigel President Trump will fully pardon the reality television stars Todd and Julie Chrisley, who were convicted three years ago of evading taxes and defrauding banks of more than $30 million to support their luxurious lifestyle. The pardon, announced Tuesday by the White House, is the latest instance of Mr. Trump using […]

The Prince, His Money Manager and the Corruption Scandal Rocking Monaco

Reported by Nick Kostov (Summary version featured below) A corruption scandal in Monaco has shaken its royal family and long-held image of opulence and discretion. At the center is Claude Palmero, Prince Albert II’s longtime money manager, who was responsible for overseeing the prince’s vast personal fortune, royal assets, and even secret financial arrangements. The […]

United States pressures Mexican banks to curb cartel money laundering

Reported by KARINA SUÁREZ (Summary version featured below) In a closed-door meeting during Mexico’s annual Banking Convention in Nayarit, U.S. Treasury officials and Mexican banking leaders met to strengthen anti-money laundering coordination between the two countries. Emilio Romano, president of the Mexican Banking Association, announced Mexico’s readiness to work closely with U.S. counterparts, emphasizing the […]

Understanding FinCEN’s New AML/CFT Rule for Investment Advisers

Reported by Jennifer Trowbridge Certain registered investment advisers (RIAs) and Exempt Reporting Advisors (ERAs) will face new federal compliance and filing requirements in the new year. Starting January 1, 2026, they will be required to comply with Financial Crimes Enforcement Network’s (FinCEN’s) new anti-money laundering (AML) and countering the financial terrorism (CFT) regulation. This is […]