Примери за използване на Obliged entity на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It shall be able to request, obtain anduse additional information from any obliged entity.
The obliged entity relies on information provided by a third party that is part of the same group;
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment It shall be able to obtain anduse information from any obliged entity.
FIUs should be able to obtain from any obliged entity all the necessary information relating to their functions.
Appropriate protection for employees or persons in a comparable position,of obliged entities who report breaches committed within the obliged entity;
Enable the obliged entity or competent national authority to fulfil its tasks properly for the purposes of this Directive; or.
FIUs should therefore in the context of their functions be able to obtain information from any obliged entity, even without a prior report being made.
Where a Member State or an obliged entity identifies areas of lower risk, that Member State may allow obliged entities to apply simplified customer due diligence measures.
FIUs will now have the ability to acquire any information they need from any obliged entity, even without a previous suspicious transaction report being made.
Nevertheless if the company is registered in a country- member of the European Union or not,if the company is registered tax obliged entity, no VAT is charged.
FIUs should therefore be able to obtain information from any obliged entity, even without a prior report being made by the individual obliged entity.
Where an obliged entity relies on a third party, the ultimate responsibility for customer due diligence should remain with the obliged entity to which the customer is introduced.
Text proposed by the Commission Amendment(14)FIUs should be able to obtain from any obliged entity all the necessary information relating to their functions.
(b) the offender is an obliged entity within the meaning of Article 2 of Directive(EU) 2015/849 and has committed the offence in the exercise of their professional activities.
This Section shall not apply to outsourcing or agency relationships where, on the basis of a contractual arrangement, the outsourcing service provider oragent is to be regarded as part of the obliged entity.
Member States shall ensure that, by way of derogation from paragraph 2(e), where the obliged entity concerned is a credit institution or financial institution, the following sanctions can also be applied.
Establishes a"business relationship": which is a business,professional or commercial relationship connected with the professional activities of an obliged entity and expected to have an element of duration;
A temporary ban against any person discharging managerial responsibilities in an obliged entity, or any other natural person, held responsible for the breach, from exercising managerial functions in obliged entities; .
The person appointed in accordance with point(a) of Article 8(4)shall transmit the information referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article to the FIU of the Member State in whose territory the obliged entity transmitting the information is established.
We can provide practical training of the staff of every obliged entity in line with their specificities and internal rules, undertaking also to prepare and record all the documentation needed to prove that the training was held.
Business relationship' means a business, professional orcommercial relationship which is connected with the professional activities of an obliged entity and which is expected, at the time when the contact is established, to have an element of duration;
When an FIU seeks to obtain additional information from an obliged entity established in another Member State which operates on its territory, the request shall be addressed to the FIU of the Member State in whose territory the obliged entity is established.
Those measures shall be temporary and be terminated when the failings identified are addressed, including with the assistance of orin cooperation with the competent authorities of the home Member State of the obliged entity, in accordance with Article 45(2).';
In the context of its functions,each FIU shall be able to obtain from any obliged entity, without prejudice to Article 53, information for the purpose set in paragraph 1 of this Article, even if such obliged entity did not file a prior report pursuant to Article 33(1)(a).";
Refusing the establishment of subsidiaries or branches or representative offices of obliged entities from the country concerned, orotherwise taking into account the fact that the relevant obliged entity is from a country that does not have adequate AML/CFT regimes;(b).
When an FIU seeks to obtain additional information from an obliged entity established in another Member State which operates on its territory, the request shall be addressed to the FIU of the Member State in whose territory the obliged entity is established.
Member States shall ensure that obliged entities have in place policies, controls and procedures to mitigate and manage effectively the risks of money laundering and terrorist financing identified at the level of the Union,the Member State and the obliged entity.
When an FIU seeks to obtain additional information from an obliged entity established in another Member State which operates on its territory, the request shall be addressed to the FIU of the Member State in whose territory the obliged entity is established.
Member States shall require obliged entities to have in place appropriate procedures for their employees, or persons in a comparable position, to report breaches internally through a specific, independent and anonymous channel,proportionate to the nature and size of the obliged entity concerned.
Member States shall ensure that individuals,including employees and representatives of the obliged entity, who report suspicions of money laundering or terrorist financing internally or to the FIU, are protected from being exposed to threats or hostile action, and in particular from adverse or discriminatory employment actions.