Bribery, Corruption, Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Flashcards
RICS professional standard is called? And is effective?
Countering bribery, corruption, money laundering and terrorist financing
1st Edition, February 2019
Effective September 2019
What is bribery?
The offer, promise, giving, demanding or acceptance of an advantage as an inducement for an action that is illegal, unethical or a breach of trust.
What is corruption?
The misuse of public office or power for private gain, or misuse of private power in relation to business practice and performance.
What is money laundering?
Concealing the source of the proceeds of criminal activity to disguise their illegal origin
What is terrorist financing?
The solicitation, collection or provision of funds with the intention that they may be used to support terrorist acts or organisations.
Countering bribery, corruption, money laundering and terrorist financing overview?
1 Mandatory requirements for anti-bribery and corruption and for anti-money laundering
and terrorist financing.
2 Guidance setting out supporting good practice for anti-bribery and corruption and for
anti-money laundering and terrorist financing.
3 Supplementary guidance on some of the concepts described in parts 1 and 2.
Part 1: Requirements: In relation to bribery and corruption RICS-regulated firms must:
- not offer or accept it
- plans to comply with law
- report activity to relevant authorities
- perform periodic written evaluations
- retain information of meeting requirements of this standard
Part 1: Requirements: In relation to bribery and corruption RICS members must:
- not offer or accept it
- have adequate knowledge to comply with pro standard
- report activity to relevant authorities
Part 1: Requirements: In relation to money laundering and terrorist financing RICS-regulated firms must:
- not facilitate or be complicit
- have systems and training to comply with laws
- report suspicions to relevant authorities
- evaluate and review the risks
- ensure responses to risks are appropriate
- use reliance where appropriate
- take appropriate measures
- verify identity of client
- record and retain information
Part 1: Requirements: In relation to money laundering and terrorist financing RICS members must:
- not facilitate or be complicit
- report suspicions to relevant authorities
Part 2: Guidance: In relation to bribery and corruption RICS-regulated firms should:
- prepare a written policy
- have appropriate governance and system controls
- encourage transparency
- provide clear guidance for staff
- appoint a contactable person
- publish a code of behavior
- carry out appropriate due diligence
Part 2: Guidance: In relation to bribery and corruption RICS members should:
- declare certain items to employer
- attend relevant training
- be familiar and act in compliance with employers policy
Part 2: Guidance: In relation to money laundering and terrorist financing RICS-regulated firms should:
- have a written policy
- have appropriate governance and system controls
- provide training for staff as to the risks
- keep reports of suspicions
- identify the beneficial owner
- appoint a senior person to be responsible
Part 2: Guidance: In relation to money laundering and terrorist financing RICS members should:
- keep abreast of training/regulation
- comply with employers policy and process
- keep reports of suspicions
What is a departure?
where specific legislative, regulatory or court order needs to be followed that differ from some of the requirements of this professional standard.