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Global AML Standard

Definition

A Global AML Standard refers to a set of internationally recognized principles and guidelines designed to combat money laundering and terrorist financing across jurisdictions. These standards, often promulgated by bodies like the Financial Action Task Force, aim to harmonize regulatory requirements and facilitate cooperation among nations. Adherence to such standards is crucial for maintaining integrity within the global financial system. They provide a common framework for financial institutions and digital asset service providers.