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What suspects that a transaction might be Money
laundering? Areas of caution and concern: |
Although it is very difficult to trace that which
transaction is money laundering, however, the following some
situations suspects the transparency of a transaction or the
person making the transaction:
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If the customer makes a transaction which is not
related with his/her business.
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If the identity of the customer is difficult to
ascertain.
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If the business activities are suspicious.
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If the customer hesitates in providing his / her
contact information.
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If the customer hesitates in filling the forms
necessary to be filled before making a transaction.
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If the customer shows an urgency in executing
his / her deal.
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If the information provided by the customer is
suspicious and ambiguous.
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If the transactions are being settled against the
negotiable instruments like cheques, demand drafts
etc.
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If the customer asks to remit payment in a country
where there are strict financial rules, regulations
and monetary disciplines.
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If the amount to be dealt with is very large or is
being brought into or out of the country into large
amounts in one go or into many pieces.
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If the transaction is asked by the customer to be
structured in way that its proper reporting to the
Central Bank of the country becomes difficult and it
is done deliberately.
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