
UAE restricts trade in precious metals and stones and tightens suspicious banking reporting requirements
Gold hub UAE is to restrict the movement of precious metals and stones and tighten suspicious banking reports in measures aimed at stemming criminal financial activities according to the recently established Executive Office to Combat Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing.
Financial institutions, businesses, and non-financial professions will be required to adopt these measures, particularly concerning high-risk countries.
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