Rule · NFSA · 17 Jul 2013

Reconciliation of Client Funds

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The Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority issued this circular to mandate that financial entities holding client funds regularly reconcile those funds against client liabilities. The regulation requires a minimum monthly reconciliation of four specific financial figures, including bank statements, accounting records, and subsidiary ledgers, with all discrepancies and negative balances requiring explanation. This document supersedes previous circulars 23/2011 and 34/1997 and clarifies that client funds include advance payments for fees and other unallocated deposits.

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  • Circular No. 23 of 2011Not in RegAlert

    “This circular replaces circular 23/2011 and 34/1997.”

  • Circular No. 34 of 1997Not in RegAlert

    “This circular replaces circular 23/2011 and 34/1997.”

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