AML Audit Solicitors
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The SRA’s New “Profiler”: The Thin End of the Wedge for Law Firms?
In the legal world, “intervention” is a word that usually signals the end of the road. It means the regulator has stepped in, the locks have been changed, and a firm’s existence has been extinguished. But for years, the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has been criticised for arriving at the scene only after the building…
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The High Street Practitioner’s Guide to Surviving the FCA
The shift to FCA supervision for AML compliance demands small firms document their processes and justify decisions, moving away from reliance on personal relationships. Sole practitioners face increased responsibilities for compliance. Implementing efficient systems and tracking risks is essential to navigate regulatory scrutiny and demonstrate commitment to AML standards without overwhelming workloads.