Authorisation of money changers requires licensing, minimum capital, KYC/AML compliance and Reserve Bank oversight for operations and branches. The Reserve Bank's Master Circular prescribes that entities conducting money-changing business must obtain licences, meet company registration and minimum Net Owned Funds criteria, file specified incorporation and audited financial documentation, implement KYC/AML/CFT policies, and satisfy 'fit and proper' tests for entities and directors; licences and branch or franchise approvals are subject to Reserve Bank clearance, commencement timelines and ongoing reporting, audit and supervisory requirements.
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Authorisation of money changers requires licensing, minimum capital, KYC/AML compliance and Reserve Bank oversight for operations and branches.
The Reserve Bank's Master Circular prescribes that entities conducting money-changing business must obtain licences, meet company registration and minimum Net Owned Funds criteria, file specified incorporation and audited financial documentation, implement KYC/AML/CFT policies, and satisfy 'fit and proper' tests for entities and directors; licences and branch or franchise approvals are subject to Reserve Bank clearance, commencement timelines and ongoing reporting, audit and supervisory requirements.
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