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2026-06-08 08:23:44 · arahman@vixio.com
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Finanstilsynet var i december 2025 på inspektion i Connecting IT S.M.B.A.

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TITLE: Denmark's Financial Supervisory Authority Issues Enforcement Actions Against Connecting IT for Anti-Money Laundering Deficiencies BODY: On June 8, 2026, Denmark's Financial Supervisory Authority (FSA) published an inspection report detailing significant anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) deficiencies identified at Connecting IT S.M.B.A., an information technology company that also operates a money remittance business. The FSA conducted the inspection in December 2025, focusing on the company's AML/CTF controls across multiple areas including risk assessment procedures, customer due diligence, transaction monitoring, and sanctions compliance. The inspection revealed substantial gaps in the company's AML/CTF framework. Connecting IT had failed to develop a risk assessment relating to money laundering and terrorism financing exposure, creating uncertainty about whether the company could adequately identify relevant risks. The company also lacked a formal AML/CTF policy, undermining its strategic risk management capabilities. The FSA identified deficiencies in customer due diligence procedures. The company's customer knowledge gathering was limited to identity verification and occupational information, without obtaining details on the purpose and intended nature of business relationships. This limitation impaired the company's ability to identify unusual transactions or properly classify customer risk levels. Several customers classified as low or medium risk exhibited characteristics indicative of high-risk profiles. Additionally, the company failed to implement enhanced due diligence procedures for high-risk customers and did not fulfil its investigation and reporting obligations for suspicious transactions. At the time of inspection, the company had not registered with GoAML, the Financial Intelligence Unit's reporting system. The FSA issued seven enforcement orders requiring the company to remedy these deficiencies, including developing comprehensive risk assessments and AML/CTF policies, enhancing customer due diligence procedures, implementing enhanced due diligence where required, strengthening transaction monitoring, and registering with GoAML to enable timely reporting of suspicious activity to the Financial Intelligence Unit.
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