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lindaGuesthow identify regulatory changes that affect the aml/ctf program?
Andrew HamMemberHi Linda,
Thank you your question. It is understandably difficult to keep up with all the regulatory changes that will affect your AML/CTF program. In addition to changes in the law, and the rules, AUSTRAC regularly releases guidance and legal interpretations that can affect your program. You also need to remember to keep your risk assessments up to date.
We offer a tailored monthly regulatory update service that you can use to keep up to date with the law, the rules and feedback from AUSTRAC. This is an interactive service that tells you when there is a change and where relevant will include a compliance tip that you need to consider updating your program.
Please feel free to contact our Financial Services Team if you require any further information or more detailed advice.
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lindaGuestHi Andrew,
Thank you for your help.
Regard
lindaGuesthow we are alerted to changes in specifications for products and services offered by the company
lindaGuestand how to assess the effectiveness of each of the controls
Andrew HamMemberHi Linda,
We have responded to your last two questions in turn:
- Details of our products and services are available on our website. We regularly update our website to address any changes relating to these products and services.
- Designated service providers have an obligation to include procedures in their AML/CTF programs to identify their AML/CTF risks, the significance of those risks and the effectiveness of the controls in place to manage them.
Please feel free to contact us to see if we can provide you with assistance in assessing the controls in your program.
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