Avoiding the Cost of Compliance Failure: 9 Notable AML Penalties and Lessons for B2B Firms
Money laundering is a serious regulatory and financial offence — and in B2B contexts, the risks are magnified. Engaging with a high-risk counterparty, whether knowingly or not, can lead to hefty fines and lasting reputational damage that can shatter future business relationships. These breaches may be deliberate, but often they result from failed compliance due to poor systems, lack of oversight, or outdated processes that don’t keep up with today’s complex regulatory environment.









