National Anti-Money Laundering regulations, aimed at preventing the entry of money, generally obtained through criminal activity to the financial system as well as preventing the financing of terrorism, have recently been subject to significant amendments. The recent changes in the regulations set out major compliance obligations for a number of sectors, particularly for the financial services industry.
The regulations envisage collection of detailed information on the clients of the obliged parties operating, by means of risk management, oversight and monitoring, training and internal audit activities. Successful implementation of these procedures, which require long-term and serious investment, may present a challenge in sectors with limited knowledge of this particular field.
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Various Anti Money Laundering (AML) regulations require financial institutions to undertake customer due diligence measures, including identifying and verifying the identity of their customers.
The range of measures depends on the clients’ risk assessment in regard to the likelihood of money laundering and terrorist financing.