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Key Compliance Requirements
Customer Due Diligence (CDD)
- Verify client identity using reliable, independent source documents
- Identify beneficial ownership for corporate clients
- Understand nature and purpose of business relationship
- Conduct ongoing monitoring of business relationships
Record Keeping
- Maintain records of all transactions for at least 5 years
- Keep copies of identification documents
- Document risk assessments and decisions made
- Maintain audit trail of all AML activities
Risk Assessment Framework
Client Risk
- • PEPs and High-Profile Individuals
- • Complex Corporate Structures
- • High-Risk Jurisdictions
- • Unusual Transaction Patterns
Geographic Risk
- • FATF High-Risk Countries
- • Sanctioned Jurisdictions
- • Tax Havens
- • Conflict Zones
Service Risk
- • Property Transactions
- • Company Formation
- • Trust Services
- • International Transactions
Suspicious Transaction Reporting
When to Report
- Unusual transaction patterns
- Suspicious client behavior
- Complex ownership structures
- High-risk jurisdictions involved
How to Report
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