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AML/CFT, KYC, Sanctions & Financial Crime Compliance Advisory
At ABM Global Compliance, we help capital markets businesses examine and reinforce their financial crime compliance structures, policies, governance and controls in line with applicable Italian and European requirements. ABM helps capital markets businesses in Italy reinforce their financial crime compliance structures and establish a more resilient approach to AML/CFT, sanctions, market integrity and anti-bribery risk.
Reinforcing Financial Crime Controls, Market Integrity & Regulatory Compliance.
Capital markets businesses active in Italy can face financial crime risks arising from customers, counterparties, transactions, financial instruments and cross-border activities. Sound compliance therefore requires a risk-proportionate structure that reflects both the firm’s business model and the regulatory expectations applicable to its activities. ABM provides compliance advisory and assessment support that helps clients strengthen their onboarding, screening and monitoring arrangements.
Italy’s Money Laundering Act (Legislative Decree 231/2007) provides a central part of the national AML/CFT structure, while relevant firms must also consider applicable Italian and EU sanctions, market conduct and financial crime requirements. CONSOB has important supervisory responsibilities for financial institutions within its remit. Financial crime compliance in capital markets requires more than individual controls.
Our Capital Markets Regulatory & Compliance Advisory Services
ABM helps firms assess and enhance AML/CFT policies, risk assessments, governance structures, responsibilities and compliance control structures in line with applicable Italian requirements, including the AML Decree. Firms need risk-proportionate governance, clear accountability and arrangements capable of responding to evolving financial crime and market integrity risks.
AML/CFT Compliance Frameworks
Our guidance focuses on regulatory interpretation, arrangement development and independent compliance assessment.
KYC & Customer Due Diligence
KYC & Customer Due Diligence covering verification requirements, beneficial ownership, and customer risk classification.
Sanctions & Financial Crime Controls
Sanctions & Financial Crime Controls covering governance arrangements for investment firms in Italy.
Market Surveillance & Trade Monitoring
Market Surveillance & Trade Monitoring covering depending on their activities and escalation arrangements.
Anti-Bribery & Corruption Compliance
Cross-border business relationships, and intermediaries third parties and complex transactions can create bribery.
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Why Choose ABM in Italy
Italy-Focused Financial Crime Expertise
Italy-Focused Financial Crime Expertise for investment firms across Italy's regulated financial market.
Capital Markets Risk Perspective
Capital Markets Risk Perspective for investment firms across Italy's regulated financial market.
Integrated Compliance Frameworks
We help firms connect AML/CFT, KYC, sanctions, market integrity and anti-bribery requirements.
Protect Market Integrity Through Stronger Financial Crime Compliance
Financial crime compliance in capital markets requires more than individual controls. Firms need risk-proportionate governance, clear accountability and arrangements capable of responding to evolving financial crime and market integrity risks. ABM helps capital markets businesses in Italy reinforce their financial crime compliance structures and establish a more resilient approach to AML/CFT, sanctions, market integrity and anti-bribery risk.
Compliance advisory, regulatory reporting, and financial crime frameworks for banks and credit institutions.
MiFID II, market abuse, and transaction reporting support for capital markets participants.
Authorisation, governance, and ongoing compliance support built around your investment firm obligations.
Practical compliance frameworks for asset managers, AIFMs, and UCITS management companies alike.
Licensing, safeguarding, and operational compliance support for payment institutions across EU markets.
EMI authorisation, safeguarding arrangements, and ongoing regulatory reporting support across the EU.
Regulatory guidance that keeps innovative business models compliant from launch through scale.
MiCA, DORA, and digital asset compliance for Europe’s next generation of finance.
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Businesses across Europe trust ABM to guide their licensing, strengthen their frameworks, and keep their compliance on track. Here is what founders, compliance officers, and executives say about working with our team.
Years Of Expertise
ABM guided our payment institution licence application from start to approval. Their knowledge of regulatory expectations saved us months of preparation and uncertainty.
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Tell us about your business and regulatory needs. One of our compliance specialists will respond within one working day with clear, practical next steps.
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Your Questions Answered
What does Legislative Decree 231/2007 require?
Risk-based AML/CFT arrangements: a business-wide risk assessment, customer due diligence scaled to risk, ongoing monitoring, suspicious activity reporting, sanctions screening, training, and governance ownership.
How should customer due diligence work?
Risk-based from the start: verify identity, understand ownership and purpose, apply enhanced measures where risk is higher, and keep information current through ongoing monitoring.
What about sanctions compliance?
EU sanctions apply directly and carry strict liability in practice. Firms need effective screening, clear escalation procedures, and awareness that exposure hides in ownership structures.
How is transaction monitoring supervised?
Supervisors test calibration and outcomes: whether scenarios reflect your actual risks, whether alerts are investigated on time, and whether the system evolves with the business.
Can you review our financial crime framework?
Yes. We conduct independent AML/CFT reviews covering governance, risk assessment, due diligence, monitoring, and reporting, with practical findings your team can implement.