Guidelines on Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Standards and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) /Obligations of Securities Market Intermediaries under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 and Rules framed there under
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Anti Money Laundering Compliance: intermediaries must apply risk based CDD, monitor transactions, and report suspicious activity promptly. Intermediaries must adopt written AML/CFT procedures under the PMLA, implement risk sensitive Client Due Diligence including identification and verification of beneficial owners and PEPs, maintain transaction monitoring and record retention to permit reconstruction, and report specified cash and suspicious transactions to FIU IND within prescribed timelines while preserving confidentiality; senior management must appoint a Principal Officer and Designated Director and ensure internal audit, staff training and cooperation with asset freezing and sanctions procedures.
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Anti Money Laundering Compliance: intermediaries must apply risk based CDD, monitor transactions, and report suspicious activity promptly.
Intermediaries must adopt written AML/CFT procedures under the PMLA, implement risk sensitive Client Due Diligence including identification and verification of beneficial owners and PEPs, maintain transaction monitoring and record retention to permit reconstruction, and report specified cash and suspicious transactions to FIU IND within prescribed timelines while preserving confidentiality; senior management must appoint a Principal Officer and Designated Director and ensure internal audit, staff training and cooperation with asset freezing and sanctions procedures.
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