About anti-money laundering
The Anti Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act of 1 March 2018, introduced on 13 July 2018, imposes the implementation of internal procedures that would stipulate how to counteract money laundering and terrorist financing by multiple entities, including entities conducting business in the field of commercial bookkeeping.
Each entity should designate a Coordinator responsible for carrying out tasks connected with the procedure and provide workshops for the employees.
The Anti Money Laundering procedure should include:
- functions and tasks of designated employees
- identification of clients and rules of registering transactions
- information on reporting to the General Inspector of Financial Information (GIIF)
- advice on detecting suspicious transactions
- actions to be taken upon detecting suspicious transactions
- financial security measures
- clients’ risk assessment
- rules of anonymous reporting of the infringement of Anti Money Laundering and Financial Terrorism regulations
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