Privacy fears slow spread of UK-style data-sharing to combat money laundering

Legal hurdles await race for European equivalents to UK AML partnership between banks and police.

European banks are ramping up spending on the fight against financial crime, after a wave of money-laundering scandals on the continent.

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However, industry insiders betray little optimism about the impact it will have on crime, let alone on banks’ reputations.

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