Rule · SEC · 17 Jan 2022

FG Official Gazette on Proscription of Banditry and Client Screening Against Sanction Lists

The Securities and Exchange Commission has proscribed the YAN BINDIGA and YAN TA’ADDA groups as terrorist entities, requiring Capital Market Operators to screen all clients against these proscribed groups, UN Security Council Resolutions, and OFAC lists. This mandate applies to new client onboarding, one-off transactions, and all existing clients prior to executing any transaction from the circular’s effective date. Capital Market Operators must subsequently file suspicious transaction reports to the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit based on screening findings.

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Act No. 10,2011 of 2011Not in RegAlertAct No. 10,2011 of 2011 — Not in RegAlertTerrorism (Prevention)Proscription Order Motion, 2021Not in RegAlertTerrorism (Prevention) Proscription Order Motion, 2021 — Not in RegAlertFG Official Gazette onProscription of Banditry and …2022-01-17 · this documentFG Official Gazette on Proscription of Banditry and Client Screening Against Sanction Lists (2022-01-17)
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  • Act No. 10,2011 of 2011Not in RegAlert

    “in line with the requirements of the Terrorism Prevention Act (No. 10,2011) and Terrorism (Prevention) Proscription Order Motion, 2021”

  • Terrorism (Prevention) Proscription Order Motion, 2021Not in RegAlert

    “Terrorism (Prevention) Proscription Order Motion, 2021”

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