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Pope Leo XIV: Financial crime champion? What global compliance teams can learn from the Vatican’s fight against corruption - VinciWorks
When Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost became Pope Leo XIV, he didn’t just become spiritual head of the Catholic Church, but also the temporal leader of one of the largest, oldest, and wealthiest international organisations. In the Vatican City, one of the smallest countries in the world, Renaissance frescos adorn the walls of air conditioned offices, where a small army of global financiers manage assets that are literally priceless. Pope Leo XIV …
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