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Methodology bases of a risk-based approach and national coordination

Identify
Assess
Understand
Money laundering
Terrorist financing
Risks for a country
Take action
Designate
Authority
Mechanism
Mitigate
Apply resources
Policies should be regularly reviewed
Risk-based approach (RBA), R. 1
Efficient allocation of limited resources
AML/CFT regime
Across
Ensures that
Measures
To prevent
To mitigate
Money laundering
Terrorist financing
Are commeasurable with
The risks identified
Higher risks
Lower risks
The AML/CFT regime has an adequate address
Simplified measures
Required to be used by
Financial institutions
DNFBPs
Policy-makers
FIU
Law enforcement authorities
Regulatory and supervisory agencies
Policy-making level
Operational level
There have to be effective mechanisms of cooperation and coordination, R. 2
Development
Implementation
Policies
Activities
To combat
Money laundering
Terrorist financing
Financing of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction

 

 


 


3.3. Financial institutions: general definition and their activities and operations related to managing clients’ assets

Note: Numbering of activities and operations refers to their original classification from the General Glossary.

 

Financial institutions
1. Acceptance of
Deposits
Other repayable funds
From the public
Natural person
Legal person
Conduct as a business
Activities
Operations
For
On behalf of
Customers
9. Portfolio management
10. Safekeeping and administration
11. Investing, administering or managing
12. Underwriting and placement of
Includes private banking
Life insurance
Other investment related insurance
Applies to
Insurance undertakings
Insurance intermediaries
Agents
Brokers
Individual
Collective
Cash
Liquid securities
On behalf of other persons
Funds
Money
Managing of clients’ assets

 

 


 


3.4. Financial institutions: other activities and operations

 

2. Lending
Consumer credit
Mortgage credit
Factoring
Finance of commercial transactions
4. Money or value transfer services (MVTS)
3. Financial leasing
5. Issuing and managing means of payment
6. Financial guarantees and commitments
7. Trading in
8. Participation in securities issues
13. Money and currency changing
Provision of related financial services
(a) Money market instruments
(b) Foreign exchange
(c) Exchange, interest rate and index instruments
(d) Transferable securities
(e) Commodity futures trading
Does not apply to persons that provide financial institutions with message or support systems (See IN to Rec. 16)
Financial institutions
Other activities and operations
With recourse
Without recourse
Including forfeiting
Does not extend to consumer products
Credit cards
Debit cards
Cheques
Traveler’s cheques
Money orders
Bankers’ drafts
Electronic money
E.g.
Cheques
Bills
Certificates of deposit
Derivatives
E.g.
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