2019-06-14

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Feedback From Thematic Review of AIs’ Application of AML/CFT Controls in the SME Segment

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued this circular to provide feedback on a thematic review of Authorized Institutions' application of Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Financing of Terrorism controls within the Small and Medium-sized Enterprise segment. The document outlines specific regulatory expectations and areas for improvement regarding risk assessment and due diligence processes tailored to SME clients. It serves as a directive for all Authorized Institutions to enhance their compliance frameworks to better address money laundering and terrorist financing risks associated with this customer base.

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14 Jun 2019

20190614-8-EN.pdf (190.8 KB)

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AML & CFT - AML/CFT Controls

Banking Conduct & Enforcement - Financial Inclusion

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All Authorized Institutions

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