Amendment to the 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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Beneficial ownership identification expanded and mandatory CDD required, imposing group wide AML measures and enhanced trustee disclosures. Registered intermediaries must implement group wide AML/CFT programmes, complete CDD before account relationships, and identify beneficial owners: natural persons with more than ten percent ownership or control (fifteen percent for unincorporated associations), with trusts requiring identification of settlor, trustees, beneficiaries with ten percent or more interest and ultimate controllers. Intermediaries must periodically update CDD, apply EDD to PEPs and higher risk jurisdictions, obtain missing identity records for existing clients or close accounts after notice, permit intra group information sharing with safeguards, and appoint a management level Principal Officer for suspicious transaction reporting.
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Beneficial ownership identification expanded and mandatory CDD required, imposing group wide AML measures and enhanced trustee disclosures.
Registered intermediaries must implement group wide AML/CFT programmes, complete CDD before account relationships, and identify beneficial owners: natural persons with more than ten percent ownership or control (fifteen percent for unincorporated associations), with trusts requiring identification of settlor, trustees, beneficiaries with ten percent or more interest and ultimate controllers. Intermediaries must periodically update CDD, apply EDD to PEPs and higher risk jurisdictions, obtain missing identity records for existing clients or close accounts after notice, permit intra group information sharing with safeguards, and appoint a management level Principal Officer for suspicious transaction reporting.
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