Judit Pino: "There's a serious lack of compliance culture in the real estate sector"
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Judit Pino, a regulatory compliance expert, emphasizes the evolving challenges and opportunities in Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF) within the real estate sector, highlighting the role of analysts as investigative "detectives" uncovering hidden financial activities. She notes that while large banks can invest in advanced compliance technologies, smaller real estate entities often lack resources, making accessible tools like Didit crucial for their compliance efforts. Pino discusses the real estate sector's reputation for being vulnerable to money laundering, arguing that this is due to insufficient tools and support for small operators rather than inherent weaknesses. The increased regulation and new directives, such as the 6th AMLD6 Directive, are driving greater compliance awareness, necessitating investment in processes and technology. While tokenization and crypto platforms present opportunities, they also pose money laundering risks, underscoring the ongoing need for robust customer identification and regulatory adaptation. Pino foresees a future where the real estate compliance landscape becomes more global, digital, and demanding, with concentration among larger players and increased pressure on smaller operators to adapt.
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