Anti Money Laundering (AML) Standards/Combating Financing of Terrorism (CFT)/Obligations of Securities Market Intermediaries under Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 and Rules framed there-under.
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Customer due diligence obligations updated; intermediaries must enhance measures for PEPs and revisit CDD on suspicion. Intermediaries must maintain an independent internal audit; periodically update all client and beneficial owner information collected under the Customer Due Diligence process; revisit CDD on suspicion of money laundering or terrorist financing; not apply low-risk provisions when suspicion exists; consult FATF and other public sources for high-risk jurisdictions; adopt risk management to identify Politically Exposed Persons and apply enhanced CDD and verification of source of funds for PEPs; retain identity records for ten years from termination; and observe a broad prohibition on 'tipping off' before, during and after suspicious transaction reporting.
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Customer due diligence obligations updated; intermediaries must enhance measures for PEPs and revisit CDD on suspicion.
Intermediaries must maintain an independent internal audit; periodically update all client and beneficial owner information collected under the Customer Due Diligence process; revisit CDD on suspicion of money laundering or terrorist financing; not apply low-risk provisions when suspicion exists; consult FATF and other public sources for high-risk jurisdictions; adopt risk management to identify Politically Exposed Persons and apply enhanced CDD and verification of source of funds for PEPs; retain identity records for ten years from termination; and observe a broad prohibition on "tipping off" before, during and after suspicious transaction reporting.
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