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ARTICLE · 29 JULY 2025

FinTech Global FS Regulatory Round-up - W/e 18 July 2025

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In this edition we round up FinTech-related financial services regulatory developments for the week ending 18 July 2025.

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In this edition we round up FinTech-related financial services regulatory developments for the week ending 18 July 2025.

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HM Treasury consultation outcome: Improving the effectiveness of the MLRs

HM Treasury has published the Government's response to its 2024 consultation on improving the effectiveness of the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017 (MLRs). The consultation was part of a wider programme of work aimed at wider programme of work aimed at reducing money laundering, which was set out in the Economic Crime Plan 2023-26. The government intends to make changes to the

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