FINRA: RBC’s AML Rules Risked Missing Red Flags
Action Required: Review current AML surveillance and automated monitoring systems to ensure they are properly calibrated and tested.
FINRA has penalized RBC Capital Markets for inadequate AML surveillance systems that failed to detect suspicious transactions. This highlights a critical regulatory focus on the effectiveness of automated monitoring tools, serving as a reminder for firms to rigorously audit and validate their surveillance technology.
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