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Title | Factors Affecting The Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Practices of Private Banks in Myanmar ( Hsu Thiri Tun, 2022) | |||||
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Publication date | 2022-10-01 | |||||
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Hsu Thiri Tun | ||||||
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This study investigated the factors affecting the AML compliance practices of private banks in Myanmar. The objectives of this study are to identify the level of compliance of antimoney laundering (AML) practices of private banks in Myanmar and to examine the factors affecting the compliance of AML practices of private banks in Myanmar. To achieve these objectives, this study used both primary and secondary data. The primary data were collected by two-stages random sampling technique. A sample size is 150 respondents from 15 private banks; with 10 AML compliance staffs from each private banks. Secondary data was studied from mutual evaluation report from Asia Pacific Group (APG), and other reports from International Finance Corporation (IFC) and International Monetary Fund (IMF). Multiple linear regression model is used to analyze the factors affecting the AML compliance practices of private banks in Myanmar. In this study, the anti-money laundering compliance practice of private bank in Myanmar, is measured by four factors such as management principle on AML risk, AML knowledge of the workforce, technology support and regulatory enforcement. This study found out that most of the banks have strong opinion on all the factors and the banks’ management principle is the strongest practice among the factors and knowledge of the workforce has slightly less strong than the other factors, meaning that banks need to focus more on providing relevant AML training. The overall AML practices of the banks are also good. Regarding with regression analysis, management principle, knowledge of the workforce and regulatory enforcement have significant value whereas the technology support factor is not significant. |
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Yangon University of Economics | ||||||
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