Master Circular – Foreign Contribution ( Regulation ) Act, 1976 – Obligations of Banks in Regulating Receipt of Foreign Contributions by Associations / Organizations in India
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Obligations of banks under FCRA: ensure due diligence, monitor and regulate receipt of foreign contributions by associations. Banks must regulate, monitor and control the receipt of foreign contributions into accounts of associations and organizations, applying due diligence, compliance checks, monitoring procedures and operational controls at controlling offices and branches to detect and prevent receipts that contravene the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 1976.
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Obligations of banks under FCRA: ensure due diligence, monitor and regulate receipt of foreign contributions by associations.
Banks must regulate, monitor and control the receipt of foreign contributions into accounts of associations and organizations, applying due diligence, compliance checks, monitoring procedures and operational controls at controlling offices and branches to detect and prevent receipts that contravene the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 1976.
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