AML is a finance acronym used when discussing decision-right allocation across founders, board, and investors.
AML helps you define who decides what, when, and at which majority threshold. Helpful formula: define scope clearly and compare two scenarios before deciding.
Monitor suspicious transactions to prevent money laundering.
The board clarifies reserved matters to avoid execution deadlocks. AML is used as the anchor to compare conservative and ambitious scenarios.
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