Financial Superintendent César Ferrari addressed key challenges facing the country in combating money laundering during the 25th Pan American Congress on Risk (Laftfpadm). Ferrari highlighted that the recent revaluation of the national currency, the peso, is diminishing the competitiveness of the country’s productive sector. This shift poses obstacles for exporters and industries reliant on favorable exchange rates. The discussion took place within the broader context of strengthening regional efforts against financial crimes. Ferrari’s statements underscore the complex interplay between monetary policy and economic health. Addressing money laundering remains a priority for the nation, requiring coordinated action and ongoing vigilance. The revaluation’s impact necessitates a comprehensive strategy to mitigate negative consequences for local businesses.