Indian Overseas Bank’s Hong Kong branch fined ₹9cr
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Indian Overseas Bank’s Hong Kong branch (IOBHK) faces a HK$8.5 million penalty from the Hong Kong Monetary Authority for AML/CFT ordinance breaches. The HKMA cited ‘significant failure’ in mitigating risks, pointing to inadequate management oversight and improper handling of transaction alerts. IOB asserts no AML/CFT violations occurred, attributing the issue to software alert handling, with corrective measures underway.
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