Definition
The MLRO sits at the centre of a firm's AML reporting process and escalation framework.
Why it matters
The role needs reliable information, clear audit trails, and consistent case handling.
Glossary
An MLRO is the money laundering reporting officer responsible for receiving internal reports and managing external suspicious activity reporting.
The MLRO sits at the centre of a firm's AML reporting process and escalation framework.
The role needs reliable information, clear audit trails, and consistent case handling.