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4. The French financial sector supervisor (Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Resolution) has a dedicated division in charge of press reviews that feeds the off-site supervision teams with regular press reviews, on request. Regular press reviews can be dedicated to specific issues (for instance, tax havens) or specific financial institutions (for example, a financial institution’s litigation in other jurisdictions or negative information on its shareholders).

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pages 199-201

ML/tF Risk Mitigation for Financial Groups

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page 197

notes

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page 198

Risk Mitigation

13min
pages 191-196

Assessing the Inherent ML/tF Risk Factors

8min
pages 187-190

Adverse Consequences

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page 183

Business-Wide ML/tF Risk Assessment

7min
pages 184-186

International supervisory Cooperation

7min
pages 174-177

Cooperation at the Policy Level

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page 173

Understanding Risk Assessment and Mitigation by Financial Institutions

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page 182

national Cooperation

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pages 164-165

overview of the steps to Be Followed for effective sanction Proceedings

9min
pages 154-157

Appeal

2min
page 158

Publication of sanctions

7min
pages 151-153

examples of enforcement Measures and sanctions in some Jurisdictions

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pages 148-150

Range of Possible sanctions and Remedial Measures

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pages 142-147

Contextual Factors of an effective enforcement and sanctioning Regime

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page 141

Management of the on-site examination

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pages 118-119

other examination Procedures

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pages 127-128

examination Findings and the examination Report

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pages 129-132

Risk-Based examination Procedures

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pages 120-126

Planning and scoping Risk-Based AML/CFt on-site examinations

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pages 116-117

outline of an AML/CFt supervision Manual

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pages 71-72

examples of off-site AML/CFt supervision systems and Processes in some Jurisdictions

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pages 98-99

Risk Profiling: A Key Prerequisite for Risk-Based supervision

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pages 81-83

AML/CFt supervisory Cycle

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pages 67-70

Cooperation between Prudential and AML/CFt supervision

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pages 73-74

structures of AML/CFt supervision Units

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page 115

other supervisory Activities

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pages 96-97

References

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Access to Information

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page 26

Risk-Based Approach to supervision

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Promoting safe and sound Banking Practices

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page 22

notes

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page 54

Considerations for an effective Licensing Process

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pages 50-53

International standards for Risk-Based supervision

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pages 59-63

References

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pages 55-56

organizational Approaches for effective AML/CFt supervision

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