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غرامات عدم الامتثال لقانون البنك المركزي الجديد

AED 100,000–1,000,000,000 per violation (statutory ceiling: AED 1 billion); estimated compliance remediation cost: AED 2–15 million per entity to upgrade infrastructure

The New Banking Law (Federal Decree-Law No. 6 of 2025) grants CBUAE expanded enforcement powers. Non-compliance with license conditions, AML/CFT obligations, or governance requirements triggers fines up to AED 1 billion or 10x unjust gains. Exchange houses and remittance providers require re-licensing under four new categories by 16 September 2026.

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تأخير التحقق من الامتثال والتحويلات النقدية العابرة للحدود

AED 2,000,000–10,000,000 per entity annually (estimated: 1–3 day settlement delay × AED 100M–500M average daily transaction volume × 0.5–2% cost of working capital delay)

The New Banking Law codifies FMI licensing and introduces stricter settlement finality rules. Cross-border remittances must clear CBUAE validation checks (AML screening, SWIFT compliance, FX rate compliance). Manual verification at each leg creates bottlenecks, particularly for multi-hop transfers (UAE → GCC → South Asia).

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خسائر الترخيص و الحظر من العمل (License Revocation & Operational Restrictions)

HARD (Gold): 100% revenue loss for revoked license holders (business closure); indirect loss: customer migration to competitors (2–15% customer churn estimated per affected operator)

MOE revoked licenses of numerous precious metals dealers for persistent AML/CFT breaches. CBUAE restrictions on digital payment firms and FinTech operators limit customer reach. License loss eliminates all operational revenue and market reputation—effectively closing the business line.

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التكاليف المخفية لتحديث البنية التحتية الامتثالية لمتطلبات AML/CFT

AED 150,000–500,000 per entity annually in labor costs (estimated 30–40 compliance hours/month at AED 300–500/hour); indirect cost: 2–5% customer churn due to slow KYC verification (estimated AED 500,000–2,000,000 per entity annually)

The New Banking Law mandates strengthened AML/CFT obligations aligned with international standards (FATF), including enhanced due diligence for high-risk customers, transaction monitoring, and suspicious activity reporting. Manual compliance workflows create bottlenecks: delayed customer onboarding, repeated document requests, compliance staff overtime.

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