financial crimes enforcement network (fincen) regulations
The financial crimes enforcement network (FinCEN) regulations refer to a set of rules and guidelines established by the U.S. government agency responsible for combating money laundering and other financial crimes. These regulations aim to ensure that financial institutions and businesses comply with anti-money laundering laws, report suspicious transactions, and maintain effective internal controls and record-keeping measures to detect and prevent illicit activities within the financial system.
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