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British Arab Commercial Bank (BACB) appoints former HSBC executive as the new Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO)

Global Banking & Finance Review British Arab Commercial Bank (BACB) appoints former HSBC executive as the new Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO) Published 2 months ago Clare Wilson British Arab Commercial Bank (BACB) has announced the appointment of Clare Wilson as Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO) subject to regulatory approval. Clare, who joins from HSBC, brings to the role almost a decades’ experience in compliance and financial crime functions having worked for large market players including Barclays and Lloyds. Most recently, she held the position of Director in HSBC’s Group Financial Crime Management Office, where she spearheaded the implementation of enhancements in compliance controls and procedures. She has experience dealing with anti-money laundering and compliance on an international level, being responsible for the day-to-day reporting into HSBC’s senior management committee and the Board on financial crime matters, as well as for producing th

UK government presents pension fund climate risk governance, reporting regs

By Susanna Rust2021-01-27T16:16:00+00:00 The UK government today published draft climate risk reporting and governance rules for pension funds that are in line with the main thrust of proposals outlined last year but incorporate some changes in response to feedback. Its consultation on the proposed rules comes after the Chancellor in November announced plans to roll out mandatory climate reporting requirements across the UK economy by 2025, with a significant proportion in place by 2023. The DWP had by then already proposed mandatory action by pension funds. Guy Opperman, minister for pensions and financial inclusion, said: “Trustees can be sure that the UK-regulated organisations on which they depend not only for data and information but also day-to-day management of climate change risk will be subject to the same obligations and requirements.”

Caught between China and the US, the pressure for HSBC to split grows | HSBC

Chief executive Noel Quinn opines unconvincingly about staying out of politics, but it’s not that simple A woman passes a HSBC branch in Hong Kong. The bank has walked a fine line since Beijing imposed a national security law on the territory. Photograph: Jérôme Favre/EPA A woman passes a HSBC branch in Hong Kong. The bank has walked a fine line since Beijing imposed a national security law on the territory. Photograph: Jérôme Favre/EPA Tue 26 Jan 2021 14.44 EST Last modified on Tue 26 Jan 2021 23.36 EST Noel Quinn, chief executive of HSBC, had his line and he stuck to it. He was just a humble banker, obeying the rules in Hong Kong, even the draconian ones imposed by Beijing that stamp out the last knockings of democracy. “It’s not my position to make moral or political judgments on these matters,” he told the foreign affairs select committee. “I have to comply with law.”

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