All posts tagged "DNFBPs"
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498AML / KYCHong Kong to Bar Retail Investors from Crypto Trading
Hong Kong’s FSTB has issued consultation conclusions on the new licensing regime for VASPs and a new registration regime for precious metals dealers.
May 24, 2021 -
569AML / KYCProliferation Financing Risk: A Due Diligence Challenge
Measures for detecting proliferation financing risk are designed to help identify sanctions evasion and uncover the beneficial owners of corporate entities.
May 19, 2021 -
202AML / KYCFATF Publishes New Zealand Mutual Evaluation Report
Of the 40 recommendations, New Zealand is 'Compliant' on 21, 'Largely Compliant' on 7, and 'Partially Compliant' on 12.
April 30, 2021 -
344AML / KYCAustralia Lags Regional Peers on DNFBP Regulation: Report
Australia is sending a message to financial criminals around the world that its lawyers, accountants and property market are open for business.
April 3, 2021 -
565AML / KYCFATF, Egmont Group Identify 35 Indicators of TBML Risk
The indicators are grouped into four categories: the structure of the business, trade activity, trade documents and commodities, and account and transaction activity.
March 14, 2021 -
532AML / KYCFATF Publishes Guidance on Risk-based AML/CFT Supervision
The guidance includes practical advice to address common challenges in risk-based supervision, including examples of strategies for supervising DNFBPs and VASPs.
March 8, 2021 -
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FATF Releases Draft Guidance on Proliferation Financing Risk
The FATF is seeking feedback on the guidance from financial institutions and DNFBPs and will revise the text ahead of June 2021 discussions.
March 2, 2021 -
150AML / KYCNZ Real Estate Agent Reprimanded for AML Non-Compliance
Property Brokers Limited is required to take immediate action to rectify all areas of non-compliance and will continue to be closely monitored by DIA officials.
March 2, 2021 -
330AML / KYCFATF Concludes Second Plenary Under German Presidency
The FATF has finalised guidance on risk-based supervision, terrorist financing, and arms trafficking, as well as draft guidance on proliferation financing, and virtual assets.
February 26, 2021 -
461AML / KYCBSP Highlights AML Risks of Cash, Cross-Border Payments
Suspected criminal proceeds mostly came from Australia, Germany, Singapore, the UK and the US. The top destinations of suspected illicit funds were Hong Kong, Singapore and the US.
January 25, 2021
