Prevention of Money-Laundering rules require maintenance and furnishing of client transaction records and identity verification. These rules, made under the Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, require banking companies, financial institutions and intermediaries to maintain records ... Summary
Prevention of Money-Laundering rules require maintenance and furnishing of client transaction records and identity verification.
These rules, made under the Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, require banking companies, financial institutions and intermediaries to maintain records of the nature and value of transactions, follow prescribed procedures and manners for maintaining records, comply with specified timeframes for furnishing information, and verify and retain records of client identity to satisfy reporting and traceability obligations.
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