2018-03-29
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The Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority mandates that licensed banks, banks, and money changers in the Kingdom must refuse direct requests for customer account information from government and non-government entities, requiring such requests to be routed through the Authority. Exceptions allowing direct disclosure without prior non-objection are strictly limited to requests from the General Directorate of Financial Investigations regarding suspicious activity reports, courts in cases where the bank is a party, government entities regarding their own accounts, and security authorities regarding specific ATM and branch exterior CCTV footage for operations under 12 months old. Licensed entities must designate a central department to handle these requests and submit annual internal audit reports on compliance.
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