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BCP 6, 27. BCP 6, 27–28. BCP 7, 28. BCP 7, 28–29. BCP 7, 29. Each recommendation is assessed under different criteria according to Methodology for Assessing Compliance with the FATF Recommendations and the Effectiveness of AML/CFT Systems (FATF 2021, 12–14). 11. Offshore entities are located in offshore centers that are engaged primarily in business with nonresidents.

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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

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pages 184-186

International supervisory Cooperation

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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

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pages 154-157

Appeal

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page 158

Publication of sanctions

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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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Risk-Based Approach to supervision

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Promoting safe and sound Banking Practices

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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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