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(a)significant financial difficulty of the issuer or obligor;
The obligor shall keep such a note in accordance with the law.
In addition to the definition in paragraph 1 above, the bank may in its internal acts specify other elements to be used in assessing the probability that the obligor will settle his obligation to the bank in full.
The obligor shall determine the staff training programme in accordance with the Law.
(7) If a customer is a foreign legal person carrying out its business operations in the Republic of Serbia through its branch, the obligor shall identify and verify the identity of the foreign legal person and its branch.
The obligor shall indicate on the copy the date, time and name of the person who inspected the document.
In order to eliminate this strong disincentive and providing it does not create a tax evasion vehicle, in cases when the bank provides concessions to a natural person in financial difficulties,the tax obligor for income tax purposes is the natural person, rather than the bank via withholding.
The obligor shall prepare procedures for checking the completeness and accuracy of the data contained in the transaction message.
Conducting customer due diligence actions and measures through third parties Relying on a third party to perform certain customer due diligence actions and measures Article 23(1)When establishing a business relationship, the obligor may, under the conditions laid down in this Law, rely on a third party to apply the actions and measures set out in Article 8, paragraph 1, items 1 to 4 of this Law.
The obligor shall classify clients by the level of AML/CTF risk attached to them pursuant to the Law and the Decision on Guidelines.
(4) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article, the identification andverification of identity of a customer based on a qualified electronic certificate shall not be permitted if there is suspicion that the qualified electronic 12certificate is misused, or if the obligor establishes that the circumstances substantially affecting the validity of the certificate have changed, while the certification body has not revoked the certificate.
(4) The obligor may obtain the data referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article by directly accessing the Register of business entities, or any other official public register.
(4) Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article, the identification andverification of identity of a customer based on a qualified electronic certificate shall not be permitted if there is suspicion that the qualified electronic certificate is misused, or if the obligor establishes that the circumstances substantially 14affecting the validity of the certificate have changed, while the certification body has not revoked the certificate.
(4) The obligor may obtain the data referred to in paragraph 1 of this Article by directly accessing the Register of business entities, or any other official public register.
It shall be unlawful to establish a business relationship or execute a transaction in cases when the identity of a customer is not possible to establish,or when an obligor suspects the veracity of information or documents provided, furthermore, in situations when the customer is not ready or willing to cooperate with the reporting entity in determining the true and complete information required within the customer due diligence.
(6) If the obligor has doubts as to the veracity of the obtained data or the credibility of the presented documentation, it shall obtain a written statement from the customer.
(3) In the cases referred to in paragraph 2 of this Article, the obligor shall make an official note in writing, and consider whether there are reasons for suspicion on money laundering or financing of terrorism.
The obligor shall determine client acceptability in terms of the level of AML/CTF risk attached to the client in accordance with the Law and Decision on Guidelines.
Monitoring customer business transactions with special care Article 22(1) The obligor shall monitor business transactions of the customer with special care, including by collecting information on the source of property that is involved in the business transactions of the customer.
(4) If the obligor doubts the veracity of the obtained data or the credibility of the presented documentation, he shall obtain a written statement from the representative.
The application of the definition of default for retail exposures at the obligor level implies that,where any obligation of the obligor meets the conditions referred to in Section 93, paragraph 1 of the Decision, the bank shall treat all exposures to that obligor as defaulted.
(3) If the obligor, when identifying and verifying the identity of the procura holder or empowered representative, doubts the veracity of the obtained data, it shall obtain their written statement thereon.
A default occurs when either or both of the following events take place:- the bank considers that the obligor is unlikely to pay its credit obligations to the bank in full, without recourse by the bank to actions such as realising security;- the obligor is past due more than 90 days on any material credit obligation to the bank.
(6) If the obligor has doubts as to the veracity of the obtained data or the credibility of the presented documentation, it shall obtain a written statement from the customer.
To ensure that the Procedure is being applied, the obligor shall determine and implement the on-going training programme for the purposes of paragraph 1 hereof, taking into account staff authorizations and responsibilities in the field of prevention of money laundering and terrorism financing.
The obligor must particularly monitor for terrorism financing risk those clients who operate mainly on the basis of cash, and must pay particular attention to money going to terrorists from legal revenues, although this is difficult to detect.
Foreign official, or the obligor has assessed that the client falls within a high risk category, enhanced measures of being informed and monitoring of the client must be implemented.
(2) The obligor may not rely on a third party to perform certain customer due diligence actions and measures if the third party is from a country which is on a list of countries that do not apply standards against money laundering and terrorism financing.
In accordance with the client classification, the obligor shall specify in the Procedure the activities and measures it shall implement to monitor client operations and/or execute transactions during the existence of business relations, as well as the conditions for effecting a status change depending on the level of risk exposure related to money laundering and financing of terrorism.
(6) The obligor can not establish a loro correspondent relationship with a foreign bank or any other similar institution based on which such foreign institution may use the account with the obligor to operate directly with its clients.