Oscar Canario da Cunha, Managing Director
Oscar Canario da Cunha
With Pideeco since April, 2017
Legal background and in-depth contemporary knowledge of Finance and Banking European Regulation, Institutions and Supervisors. Oscar is experienced in banking and financial regulation specializing in legal regulatory risk requirements and technical implementation. Experienced in design and technical development, and result-oriented, he assists on projects with high proficiency and ensures that information transits effectively.
Oscar has a track record of automating controls, Friendly-user safe input systems and proof bespoke solutions. Invested in regulatory and information technology domains. Part of international Financial and Central Compliance Projects, constantly developing regulatory knowledge and digital skills to best serve client s objectives with advices and trending cost-efficient business apps.
Career Achievements
Associate director at Pideeco in the Compliance section. Oscar focuses on financial control and regulatory reporting with an in-depth knowledge of technological returns.
More work
How is BMR changing the landscape of benchmarks?
ComplianceEuropean CommissionEuropeBMRBenchmark RegulationEuriborEoniaThe recent creation of Benchmark Regulation has been the catalyst for a major transition from the old regime of benchmarks towards new and alternative reference rates set to transform the world of finance. In the past years, a global benchmark refor...
The hidden costs of golden visas
AMLKYCEuropeMonitoringPrivacyReportingInvestment5AMLDRussiaTransparencyFinancial SanctionsDue DiligenceCorruptionFinancial InstitutionsOver the past years, the golden visa has seen a surge in participation in its programmes. But along with its rising popularity, corruption and AML risks have also seeped into its core. Many argue that citizenship is a public good, not a commodity for...
How is money laundered through football?
AMLCorruptionMoney LaunderingAnti Money LaunderingEthicsKnow your CustomerDue DiligenceCompliance5AMLDRed FlagsIn May 2015, the biggest scandal in football history (known as “FIFA Gate”) led to seven FIFA executives being arrested in Zurich. The accusations focused on the use of bribery, fraud, and money laundering to rig the $150 million media and market...