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KYC Aml
KYC Aml
Customer
Acceptance
Policy
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Does not match with any
person with known criminal Documentation depending
background on perceived risk.
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Customer Identification Procedure (CIP)
Branches need to obtain sufficient information necessary to
establish to their satisfaction the identity of each new
customer whether regular or occasional and the purpose of
the intended nature of banking relationship as per Bank’s
Policy.
Monitoring of Transactions
Monitor high value transactions from money laundering stand
and transactions not commensurate with the size of the
relationship /client background.
•For the purpose of risk categorisation, individuals (other than High Net Worth)
and entities whose identities and sources of wealth can be easily identified
and transactions in whose accounts by and large conform to the known profile,
may be categorised as low risk.
•Customers that are likely to pose a higher risk than average risk to the bank
should be categorised as medium or high risk depending on customer's
background, nature and location of activity, country of origin, sources of funds
and his client profile etc.
Risk review/ re-classification of all customers: Half yearly, in the month of FEB
& AUG every year.
Periodical updation of KYC/Re-KYC:High Risk Customers- Once in 2
years,Medium Risk Customer – Once in 8 years,Low Risk Customers- Once in 10
years.
Internal Auditors should specifically check and verify the application/Account
opening form and KYC documents at the branches and comment on the lapses 5
observed in this regard as per KYC & AML guidelines.
KYC-An Overview
Customer
Identification
Account Customer
Closure Acceptance
Inactive/
Account
Dormant
opening
Account
Client
Transaction Compliance
Monitoring &
AML
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Paradigm shift – KYC
In case the client fails to submit the Aadhaar number and Permanent Account
Number within the aforesaid six months period, the said account shall cease to
be operational till the time the Aadhaar number and Permanent Account 9
Number is submitted by the client.
Master Direction - Know Your Customer (KYC)
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Master Direction - Know Your Customer (KYC) Contd..
Transaction:
(iii)The use of a safety deposit box or any other form of safe deposit;
(iv) Entering in to any fiduciary relationship;
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Guidelines
Beneficial Ownership
When a branch identifies a customer for opening an account, it should
identify the beneficial owner(s) and take all reasonable steps in terms of
Rule 9(3) of the PML Rules to verify his identity, as per guidelines
provided below where the :
(b) client is a partnership firm, the beneficial owner is the natural person
(s) through one or more juridical person, has/have ownership of/
entitlement to more than 15%of capital or profits of the partnership.
10. Branches should select the correct organization code for the a/c –
example: For Pvt. Ltd company organisation code is entered as
“Partnership” in the core etc.
Please refer KYC & AML policy of the bank and various circulars issued in
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Compliance Of KYC / AML Policy At Branches
& APCs contd...
Some of the important circulars issued by our Bank regarding KYC/AML
are given below for a quick reference:
Circular
No. Date Subject
Customers have the option to submit documentary proof of either current or permanent
724/2014 14.10.2014 address while opening the account.
834/2016 31.12.2016 Branch Level Alert Indicators that need to be reported to Head Office
816/2016 27.12.2016 SENDING “LETTER OF THANKS” and Periodical updation of KYC (Re-KYC)- norms re-iterated.
154/2016 09.03.2016 Account of Politically Exposed Person (PEPs) Resident outside India
Compliance to Provisions of Master Direction on KYC & Seeding of PAN/F60 as per CBDT
797/2016 17.12.2016 guidelines.
795/2016 15.12.2016 Requirement of CDD for re-activation of dormant account and need for maintenance of records.
Obtention of Aadhaar and PAN/F60, mandatory for opening of New Bank Accounts/ Existing bank
439/2017 05.08.2017 a/cs and for transactions of Rs. 50,000/- & above.
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Money Laundering
Money Laundering as per section 3 of the Prevention Money Laundering
Act:
“Whosoever directly or indirectly attempts to indulge or knowingly
assists or knowingly is a party or is actually involved in any process or
activity connected with the proceeds of crime and projecting it as
untainted property shall be guilty of offence of money laundering.”
Kidnapping
Prostitution Extortion
Drug Bribery
Trafficking Criminal & Corruption
Activities
Smuggling Gambling,
(arms, people, Robbery,
goods) Cheating
3.
4. LAYERING
INTEGRATION
• Involves distancing the money
•The last stage in the from its criminal source:
laundering process. •movements of $ into different
•Occurs when the laundered accounts
proceeds are distributed •movements of money to different
back to the criminal. countries
•Creates appearance of • Increasingly difficult to detect.
legitimate wealth.
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Financial Intelligence Unit of India FIU-IND
The Financial Intelligence Unit-India (FIU-IND) constituted by
Govt. of India on 18/11/2004 as a nodal agency for the anti-money
laundering measures got statutory recognition on 01/07 2005.
The main function of FIU-IND is to receive CTR, NTR, CCR, STR,
CBWTR reports, analyze them and, as appropriate, disseminate
valuable financial information to intelligence/enforcement
agencies and regulatory authorities.
Domestic Cooperation Framework Intel./Law Enf. Agencies
IB
Reporting Entities RAW
Banking Company REIC
Financial Institutions FIU-IND CBDT-DGIT/CCIT
Intermediaries CBEC-DGDRI/DGCEI
ED
EOW of Police
Regulators EOW of CBI
RBI
SEBI
Foreign FIUs 34
IRDA
Types of Report submitted to FIU-IND:
Cash Transaction Report (CTR): All cash transactions of the value of more
than rupees ten lakhs or its equivalent in foreign currency & all series of
cash transactions integrally connected to each other which have been
valued below rupees ten lakhs or its equivalent in foreign currency where
such series of transactions have taken place within a month.
•If the cheque book requirement of the customer largely varies with
the threshold fixed for SB or unusually huge number of cheques used
by the CBCA customer.
•Details of a/cs, where the reason code is marked as “09” i.e., E-mail
sent to KYC & AML Division, at the time of verification of Threshold
Limit Alerts before SIGN OFF.
•Do not tip off the customer in case of any enquiry by the controlling
offices. Sometimes it is observed that e-mails sent by our Division
asking for details are straightaway forwarded to the customers by the
branches.
Branch Manager/s should ensure that all officers/staff working in the branch/es
are following the KYC & AML guidelines. 41
COMPLIANCE CULTURE
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COMPLIANCE OF KYC / AML POLICY
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THANK YOU
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