The agent network
The 2017 agreed facts describe retail-chain agents, independent businesses and overseas master agents with their own subagents. The case concerned repeated failures to respond to fraud and suspicious activity within that network.
Also known as The Western Union Company
Western Union operates a money-transfer network connecting senders and recipients through agents and other channels.
The Western Union Company was the corporate defendant in the 2017 federal anti-money-laundering and wire-fraud resolution. Its agents are separate businesses or locations authorized to provide transfers through the network.
Western Union — primary-source record ↗
The 2017 agreed facts describe retail-chain agents, independent businesses and overseas master agents with their own subagents. The case concerned repeated failures to respond to fraud and suspicious activity within that network.
The company agreed to forfeit $586 million in 2017. Its 2020 quarterly filing reports dismissal of the criminal case in March 2020; the separately administered remission process continued distributing money to eligible victims.
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How Western Union’s agent network carried fraud payments, why repeated warnings failed to stop them, and how the 2017 resolution became a years-long effort to return money to victims.
Mambu provides configurable core banking software for lenders, banks and fintechs. Its history runs from an early cloud banking engine to live migrations such as Marginalen Bank’s, with payments added through the Numeral acquisition.
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