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<h1>Intermediaries Must Monitor Client Transactions for Anti-Money Laundering; Follow PMLA 2002 Guidelines and Report Suspicious Activities.</h1> Regular monitoring of client transactions is essential for effective anti-money laundering measures. Intermediaries must understand clients' typical activities to identify unusual transactions. Special attention should be given to complex or large transactions lacking economic purpose, with internal thresholds set for various client accounts. Records of transactions must be maintained per the PMLA 2002, and suspicious activities reported to relevant authorities. Additionally, compliance teams should randomly review client transactions to assess their nature and determine if they are suspicious.