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    1. Ekonomi och Ledarskap
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    Combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing

    A Model of Best Practice for the Financial Sector, the Professions and other Designated Businesses

    AvCommonwealth Secretariat

    Häftad, Engelska, 2006

    932 kr

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    Beskrivning

    The Commonwealth has been in the forefront of international efforts to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, particularly through supporting its developing member countries to implement comprehensive Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Combating Financing of Terrorism (CFT) systems that comply with global standards. The first edition of this book was published in 2005, and this second edition now includes additional information on understanding how terrorism is financed. The book incorporates both the international standard arising from the revised Financial Action Task Force on Money Laundering 40 Recommendations and the Special Nine Recommendations.The manual will be of great use to policy-makers, regulators, financial institutions, the professions and other designated businesses in their efforts to develop viable AML/CFT systems.The publication is divided into three main parts: the first deals with global issues, the second with national issues and in particular, national strategy formulation; and the third with financial and professional sector procedures.

    Produktinformation

    • Utgivningsdatum:2006-08-01
    • Mått:165 x 240 x 0 mm
    • Vikt:752 g
    • Format:Häftad
    • Språk:Engelska
    • Antal sidor:204
    • Upplaga:2
    • Förlag:Commonwealth Secretariat
    • ISBN:9780850928426

    Utforska kategorier

    • Internationell ekonomi inom Ekonomi och Ledarskap

    Innehållsförteckning

    • Preface to the First EditionPreface to the Second EditionPART I Global Issues, Strategies and Standards1. Background and Information1.1 A Global Problem and Global Solutions1.2 Development of Commonwealth Anti-Money Laundering Strategies and Policies1.3 Purpose, Objectives and Status of the Model of Best Practice1.4 How to Use the Model of Best Practice 2. Money Laundering: The Need for Action and the Benefits to be Obtained2.1 What is Money Laundering?2.2 Why Take Action2.3 The Importance of Regional and National Initiatives: The Link to Economic Development and International Recognition2.4 The Money Laundering Process2.5 Basic Principles of Money Laundering Prevention 2.6 The Benefits of Reduced Vulnerability3. Understanding How Terrorism is Financed3.1 What is Terrorism?3.2 Characteristics of Terrorist Financing3.3 Sources of Terrorist Financing3.4 Laundering of Terrorist-related Funds3.5 Recognising Terrorist Financing3.6 Sanctions and Sources of Information 4 Development of International Initiatives and Standards4.1 Establishing the International Initiatives4.2 Enhanced International Financial Regulation4.3 The International Monetary Fund4.4 Action Against Non-co-operative Countries and Territories5 Establishing International and Regional Co-operation5.1 Co-operation between Governments5.2 Co-operation through Regional BodiesPART II National Issues and Strategies6 Developing National Strategies6.1 The Basis of Successful Anti-Money Laundering Strategies6.2 Recognising Issues of US Extra-territoriality6.3 Developing Strategies for Offshore Financial Centres6.4 Establishing Co-operation and a 'Partnership Approach'6.5 The Development of Policies6.6 Identifying High-risk Business6.7 Identifying the Risks and Requirements for E-commerce and Internet Financial Services6.8 Managing the Displacement Factors: Parallel Economies, Underground Banking and Alternative Remittance Systems6.9 Increasing Public Awareness7 Criminalising Money Laundering7.1 Scope of the Criminal Offence of Money Laundering7.2 The Elements of the Vienna Convention7.3 The Elements of the Palermo Convention7.4 The Commonwealth Model Law7.5 The Inclusion of Economic Crimes within Money Laundering Offences7.6 Bribery and Corruption7.7 Secrecy versus Confidentiality7.8 Implementing a Requirement to Report Knowledge/Suspicion of Money Laundering8 Setting Obligations for the Financial Sector, the Professions and Other Designated Businesses8.1 General Requirements8.2 Defining the Scope of Financial Sector Activities8.3 Determining the Scope and Vulnerability of Non-financial Sector Businesses and Professions8.4 Regulations for Financial Institutions, Professions and Other Designated Businesses8.5 The Role of the Supervisory Authorities8.6 Establishing Partnership and Commitment9 Processing Reports, Investigation, Prosecution and Confiscation9.1 Establishing a Central Reporting Agency9.2 Processing Reports9.3 Investigating Reports9.4 Establishing Confidentiality and Controls9.5 Obtaining Evidence for Use in Investigations9.6 Providing Feedback from the Investigating Agency9.7 Compilation of Statistics and Trends9.8 Powers to Trace, Freeze and Confiscate the Proceeds of CrimePART III Financial and Professional Sector Procedures10 Internal Controls, Policies and Procedures10.1 Duty to Establish Policies and Procedures10.2 The Need to Tailor Policies and Procedures10.3 Appointment of Money Laundering Reporting Officer10.4 The Objectives of a Compliance Policy10.5 Compliance Monitoring and Auditing10.6 Communication of Policies to Staff10.7 Group Policies11 Establishing Customer Due Diligence Procedures11.1 'Know Your Customer' - The Basis for Recognition and Reporting11.2 The Duty to Verify Identity11.3 Establishing Identity11.4 Introduced Business: Reliance Between Regulated Institutions11.5 Knowing the Customer's Business12 Recognition and Reporting of Suspicions12.1 Compulsory Transaction Reporting12.2 The Obligation to Report Knowledge or Suspicion of Money Laundering12.3 'Know Your Customer': The Basis for Recognising Suspicions12.4 Reporting Suspicions12.5 The Role of the Money Laundering Reporting Officer12.6 Reporting Suspicions to the Authorities12.7 Confidentiality of Disclosures - Tipping Off12.8 Liaising with the Investigating Agencies13 Retention of Records13.1 General Principles and Objectives13.2 Identity Records13.3 Transaction Records13.4 Records of Suspicion Reports13.5 Format and Retrieval of Records13.6 Group Record Retention Policy13.7 Wire Transfer Transactions14 Awareness Raising and Training14.1 Communicating Information to Staff14.2 Training14.3 Keeping Records of TrainingAppendices