As locals banks face longer processing times for some international transactions, the Guyana Bankers Association on Wednesday expressed its concerns to the select committee reconstituted to work on the crucial anti-money laundering legislation.
Speaking to Stabroek News on Thursday, Guyana Bank of Trade and Industry (GBTI) CEO John Tracey said that the Association was invited to a meeting with the committee on Wednesday and is now required to submit a written presentation to the committee in less than two weeks.
Tracey explained that while the Association was able to register its concerns surrounding the non-passage of the Anti-Money Laundering/Countering
