AH Bribery Policy & Procedures Flashcards

1
Q

Which of the below is not a general offence under the Bribery Act?

A

Bribing a civil service employee

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2
Q

What is the four general offences?

A

Offering, promising and giving
Requesting, agreeing, accepting
Bribing a foreign public official employee
“Corporate Offence” / failing to precent a bribe involving an “associated” person.

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3
Q

How many general offences are there under the Bribery Act?

A

Four

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4
Q

What is the maximum penalty for a bribery offence?

A

10 years imprisonment and unlimited fine

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5
Q

Why would something go against AHA anti-bribery policy?

A

Rewards for volume or value, and something obviously disproportionate.

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6
Q

An example of something which goes against our anti-bribery policy is?

A

BDM offers cash incentive to any adviser that submits 3+ apps with them that week, and lender pays for all expense paid holiday as a thank you

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7
Q

Examples of something which would be approve within our anti-bribery policy?

A

A token gift as a thank you and entering a prize draw by submitting an app

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8
Q

What are the six key principles to help corporates apply appropriate procedures to comply with the Bribery Act of 2010?

A
Proportionate procedures
Top level commitment
Risk assessment
Due diligence
Communication (including training)
Monitoring and review
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9
Q

What is not one of the six principles to help corporates apply appropriate procedures to comply with the Bribery Act of 2010?

A

Appropriate penalties in place

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10
Q

What is the name of the peice of law that regulates bribery in the UK?

A

Bribery Act 2010

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11
Q

Who is legally obliged to report suspected money laundering activities?

A

All staff

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12
Q

Who should you refer to if you suspect an act of bribery?

A

The risk, compliance and technology director. DLS

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13
Q

Who do you report suspicions of money laundering to internally?

A

Compliance support

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14
Q

What is the maximum penalty for tipping off?

A

Up to 5 years in prison and/or a £5,000 fine.

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15
Q

What is not considered a way of commiting fraud according to the Fraud Act 2006?

A

Failing to return a clients documents.

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16
Q

Is a police officer a Politically Exposed Person?

A

No

17
Q

If you forget to make a copy of a clients passport but you did see it, which is correct?

A

Must make own copy of the ID or can accept a copy certified by an appropriate person.

18
Q

What is a companies only defence when considering bribery?

A

Its ability to demonstrate it had “adequate procedures” in place to prevent.

19
Q

Where should any form of gift be recorded?

A

Log of Partner entertainment

20
Q

Who manage entries to the Log of Partner Entertainment?

A

Team Leaders

21
Q

What are the five things the Statement of Policy contains?

A
Setting out a clear anti-bribery policy
Training all employees
Encouraging employees to report
Following appropriate disciplinary procedures
Investigating
22
Q

Which governmental department created the six principles to help corporates apply appropriate procedures to comply with the Bribery Act of 2010?

A

Ministry of Justice