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Actions of financial institutions in case of inability to comply with customer due diligence requirements

 

If it is not possible for a financial institution to comply with the CDD requirements
An account must not be opened
A business relation must not be commenced
Transactions must not be performed
The existing business relationship must be terminated
An STR needs to be send to the FIU
If there are reasonable grounds to suspect that funds are proceeds of criminal activity or are related to terrorist financing, R. 20
Tipping-off: it is prohibited to disclose the fact that an STR or other related information was filed with the FIU, R. 21, (b)
Financial institutions and their employees should be protected from any liability when they report their suspicions to the FIU, R. 21, (a)
There is a risk of unintentional tipping-off when performing the CDD process
The institution may choose not to perform further CDD process and file an STR with data available, R. 10, IN, (A)
If they report their suspicions in good faith, even if they do not know precisely what the underlying activity was (they do not know whether activity was criminal)

 

 

Record-keeping requirements for financial institutions

 

Must be kept for at least five years
Information obtained through the CDD measures
Records on transactions
Account files and business correspondence
The results of any analysis undertaken
E.g. inquiries to establish the background and purpose of complex, unusual large transactions
E.g. copies of official identification documents
After the business relation is ended
After the date of the occasional transaction
The records must be sufficient to permit reconstruction of individual transactions
The records must be sufficient to provide evidence for prosecution of criminal activity
The information should be available to domestic competent authorities
Record-keeping, R. 11

 

 


 



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