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Financial Crime
As businesses expand their global footprint, the risk of financial crime increases. Regulatory bodies, both locally and internationally, are intensifying their focus on various forms of crime – financial, social, human – that can occur within a business, due to its domestic and global operations, or through its connections.
Our Approach to Financial Crime
At Olvera Advisors, we understand the complexities of laws focused on anti-money laundering, counter-terrorism financing, anti-fraud, corruption, whistleblowing, and modern slavery. Our team assists clients in navigating and meeting their growing obligations to mitigate crime.
Developing Risk Management Strategies
We also help clients understand their risk profiles and develop broader risk management strategies. Our goal is to ensure your business is not only compliant but also resilient in the face of potential financial crimes.
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Tony Wright
Tony contributes 15 years of insolvency experience to Olvera Advisors, with diverse industry expertise and a unique background in ASIC’s Enforcement Division.
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