The Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Act 2009 and its amendments provides for the establishment and management of a Financial Intelligence Unit, to provide for unlawful proceeds of all serious offences to be identified, traced, frozen, seized and forfeited; to provide for comprehensive powers for the prosecution of money laundering, terrorist financing and other financial crimes; and the forfeiture of the proceeds of crime and terrorist property; to require reporting entities to take preventive measures to help combat money laundering and terrorist financing; to provide for civil forfeiture of assets and for matters connected therewith.
What is a Reporting Entity?
What are the Legal Obligations of a Reporting Entity?
What is a Supervisory Authority?
What we do as a Supervisory Authority?
Who do we Supervise?
What are the penalties a supervisory authority can impose for non-compliance with this Act?
What is the examination process?
What information is used in the examination process?