šŸŽÆ Bank of America hit with a $1.2 billion fine—can compliance be outsourced?

šŸ“° Bank of America’s anti-money laundering and sanctions controls suffered a major breakdown. The OCC and OFAC levied a combined $1.21 billion in fines over 475čæč§„ transactions involving Russia and Iran, and also imposed a consent order requiring corrective action.

šŸ’¬ Regulators summed it up in one sentence: to protect revenue, the bank outsourced key compliance functions to a third party. It’s an ironic loophole in traditional finance—while the transparency of on-chain systems is something it still hasn’t learned to embrace.

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