AML/CTF with Rachelle Boyle
Mar 17, 202622m0
On the second episode of the series on AML/CTF, Law Society's Carol Prasad talks with King & Wood Mallesons's Head of Financial Crime, Rachelle Boyle.
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Law Society Journal hosts LSJ Explains, a news show with 14 episodes published.
On the second episode of the series on AML/CTF, Law Society's Carol Prasad talks with King & Wood Mallesons's Head of Financial Crime, Rachelle Boyle.
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