Rule · BR-LAW · 3 Mar 1998 · Lei 9.613/1998

Law No. 9,613 of March 3, 1998 — Money Laundering Crimes; Prevention of Financial System Use for These Illicit Acts; Creation of COAF

In force on issueApplies to: All regulated firms

Natural and legal persons in financial, real estate, luxury goods, and professional services sectors must identify clients, maintain records for five years, and report suspicious transactions to COAF within 24 hours. They must also report non-occurrence of reportable operations and comply with COAF requests while preserving confidentiality. Failure to comply with these identification, record-keeping, or communication obligations subjects entities to administrative liability.

BrazilCongresso Nacional do Brasil
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  • Definition / condition 122
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