Mexico tightens anti-money laundering regulations in response to US pressure.
Mexico's legislature recently expanded anti-money laundering laws to implement stricter due diligence requirements and push companies to collect more information about their ownership. Additionally, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum appointed a new head of the Financial Intelligence Unit, which is responsible for collecting suspicious transaction information and reporting it to law enforcement. Experts question whether stricter laws can effectively improve enforcement after receiving a push from the U.S. Treasury Department and international organizations.
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