FINRA Fines US Tiger $250K and TradeUP $700K for AML and Communication Retention Issues


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FINRA Fines US Tiger $250K and TradeUP $700K for AML and Communication Retention Issues

FINRA Fines US Tiger $250K and TradeUP $700K for AML and Communication Retention Issues

2025-04-28T14:20:03.408+02:00
Monday, 28/04/2025 | 12:20 GMT by
Tareq Sikder

  • The firms violated FINRA rules by using a messaging platform that deleted communications early.
  • From 2019 to 2023, the firms’ AML programs missed suspicious transactions and lacked foreign account due diligence.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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