Discipline

Financial Crime, AML & Sanctions.

Programme design and defence at the regulatory frontier of financial-services.

The chambers is recognised for its work in anti-money-laundering, counter-terrorism financing, sanctions administration, and the wider financial-crime regulation that increasingly shapes operational decisions across financial-services, fintech, and multinational enterprise. We are instructed both on prospective programme design and on the defence of institutions whose programmes have been tested in examination.

Financial-crime work has matured into a discipline of its own, with examination expectations, enforcement architecture, and operational standards that bear little resemblance to the regulatory environment of even a decade ago. Our practitioners advise on programme design that anticipates the examination two cycles ahead, on the defence of institutions facing enforcement, and on the cross-border investigations that increasingly characterise the field.

Areas of work

What we are instructed on.

01

AML and CTF programme design

02

Economic-sanctions compliance and licensing

03

Independent investigations and monitorships

04

Enforcement defence (DOJ, OFAC, FinCEN)

05

Cross-border investigations

06

Transaction monitoring and SAR review