The UAE has established a comprehensive regulatory framework to combat money laundering, terrorist financing, proliferation financing, and other financial crimes. Businesses operating within regulated sectors are expected not only to establish appropriate AML/CFT policies and controls but also to ensure that those controls are working effectively in practice.This is where Internal AML Audits play an
Introduction As regulatory expectations continue to rise across the UAE, businesses are increasingly recognizing the importance of stronger Anti-Money Laundering (AML) frameworks. In 2026, AML compliance is no longer viewed as just a legal requirement—it is now considered an essential part of business risk management and operational efficiency. From financial institutions to real estate companies,
The UAE is a global powerhouse in the gold and jewellery trade, with major hubs like Dubai playing a pivotal role in international bullion trading and precious stone commerce. From refineries and bullion traders to luxury retailers and jewellery manufacturers, the sector is both economically significant and vulnerable to misuse for money laundering and terrorist
An AML Audit is a review of AML program, policies, procedures, documentation mechanism, control system and employees training and awareness. It ensures organization’s adherence to Anti Money Laundering (AML) guidelines
