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The standards also require financial institutions to monitor the operations of executives and their families.
In that regard, States need to criminalize the financing of terrorism, freeze and confiscate terrorist assets, report suspicious transactions relating to terrorism, provide mutual legal assistancein criminal matters and extradition, regulate alternative remittance systems, require financial institutions to include accurate and meaningful originator information in wire transfers, regulate non-profit organizations and implement measures to detect the physical cross-border transfer of currency and bearer negotiable instruments.
S59 also require financial institutions to identify, verify and keep records of identities of customers.
Are there any other laws or regulations which require financial institutions to report suspicious transactions?
Countries should require financial institutions and designated non-financial businesses and professions(DNFBPs) to identify, assess and take effective action to mitigate their money laundering and terrorist financing risks.
In addition, the official communications of the Money-Laundering Prevention Unit require financial institutions to exercise extreme vigilance if they have any commercial relations with Iranian banks.
It notes that countries should require financial institutions and designated non-financial business or professions to report to competent authorities any"assets frozen or actions taken in compliance with the prohibition requirements of the relevant Security Council resolutions, including attempted transactions.
Most Member States have adopted laws to counter money-laundering andthe financing of terrorism that require financial institutions and other reporting entities to file reports on suspicious transactions with the national financial intelligence unit.
These Regulations also require financial institutions to report monthly to regulators on any assets of listed persons in their possession.
The directions issued by the MAS to implement Resolution 1373(contained in Circular FSG 48/2001,which was attached to Singapore's first report to the CTC) require financial institutions in Singapore to freeze, among other things, accounts of non-residents and entities, not located in Singapore, who are supporting terrorist acts outside Singapore.
They should also require financial institutions to put into practice the principles of"knowyourclient" and"customer due diligence";
Among other information-sharing duties,FinCEN regulations require financial institutions to submit suspicious activity reports regarding certain types of financial activity.
If adopted, the new framework could require financial institutions lending to Kazakhstan banks to be subject to higher capital requirements as a result of the credit risk rating of Kazakhstan, possibly resulting in a higher cost of borrowing for Kazakhstan banks.
Where NPPS are lower risk and sufficiently low loading orusage limits are applied, countries should still require financial institutions to give sufficient attention to the detection of smurfing and structuring schemes intended to circumvent the thresholds and suspicious reporting requirements.
Countries should also require financial institutions and DNFBP to identify, assess, and take effective action to mitigate their ML/TF risks associated with VCPPS.
Pursuant to paragraph 1(a) of resolution 1373(2001),States should require financial institutions and other intermediaries to identify their clients and to report suspicious transactions to the authorities.
Under Recommendation 10, countries should require financial institutions to perform CDD in order to identify their clients and ascertain information pertinent to doing business with them.
The general principle of a RBA is that,where there are higher risks, countries should require financial institutions and DNFBPs to take enhanced measures to manage and mitigate those risks; and that, correspondingly, where the risks are lower, simplified measures may be permitted.
Pursuant to paragraph 1(a) of resolution 1373(2001),Member States should require financial institutions, lawyers, real estate brokers, accountants, notaries and other professional intermediaries engaged in brokering activities to report suspicious transactions to the relevant authorities.
The general principle of a risk-based approach is that where there are higher risks,countries must require financial institutions to take enhanced measures to manage and mitigate those risks, and that correspondingly where the risks are lower(and there is no suspicion of money laundering or terrorist financing) simplified measures may be permitted.
In addition, Section 8 of the Act requires financial institutions to.
Section 13(2) Money Laundering(Prevention) Act 1996 requires financial institutions to promptly report all transactions that could constitute or be related to money laundering.
Sub-paragraph 1(a) of the Resolution requires financial institutions and other intermediaries to identify their clients and to report suspicious financial transactions to the relevant authorities.
Effective implementation of paragraph 1(a)of the resolution requires financial institutions and other intermediaries to identify their clients and to report suspicious transactions to the relevant authorities.
Section 6 of the FTRA requires financial institutions to verify the identity of existing account holders as well as prospective account holders.
Tajikistan reported no compliance with the provision under review,while Yemen reported that it required financial institutions to maintain adequate records.
Effective implementation of sub-paragraph 1(a)of the Resolution also requires financial institutions and other intermediaries to identify their clients and to report suspiciousfinancial transactions to the relevant authorities.
The effective implementation of subparagraph 1(a)of the Resolution requires financial institutions and other intermediaries to identify their clients and to report suspicious transactions to the competent authorities.
Risk-based approach requires financial institutions to have systems and controls in place that are commensurate with the specific risks of money-laundering associated with them.
See Sections 28 -35 of the Act, which requires financial institutions and authorized natural persons to report on specified information.