Chapter 7 - Regulatory processes, systems and controls Flashcards

1
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If a risk comes from a certain country, do you comply with their rules?

A

Yes

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2
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Does Lloyd’s have a centralised department to notify syndicates of changes to regulatory processes?

A

Yes

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3
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What is Solvency 2?

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Balance between assets and liabilities

EU solvency rules

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4
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Does the PRA need additional ‘padding’ for insurers?

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Yes and varies depending on the COB

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5
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Why is Solvency 2 in the EU good?

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Better regulation
Integration of EU market
Policyholder protection
Competitiveness of EU insurers

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6
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Why are sanctions put in place?

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Political pressure
Concept for democracy
Human rights
Peace in a region

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7
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Who is responsible for UK sanctions?

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Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) - guidance on website

in HM Treasury

Government

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8
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Can Sanctions be lifted?

A

Yes e.g., Haiti

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9
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Does a UK firm with US parent company have to deal with US sanctions?

A

Yes

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10
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What act restricts the conduct of business by US entities with Cuba?

A

Helms-Burton Act 1996

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11
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What are individuals who are sanctioned called?

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SDNs - specially designated nationals

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12
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Where to find out about sanctions?

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  1. US Department of Treasury
  2. HM Treasury
  3. OFSI
  4. OFAC - office of foreign asset control
  5. Crystal - Lloyd’s
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13
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Act for export controls

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Export Control Order 2008

Military goods

Category A and B - different levels

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14
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When did the Data Protection Act 2018 (DPA 2018) come into effect?

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May 2018 with the EU GDPR

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15
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What is the fine if a company breaches data protection act?

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£17.5m or 4% annual turnover

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16
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What is the 3 stage process of money laundering?

A

Placement - cash in
Layering - complex transaction
Integration - clean money

17
Q

What are money laundering offences?

A

Guilty of concealing, transferring, reconverting, removing money
Making arrangements
Acquiring/using criminal property

18
Q

What is the maximum money laundering prison sentence?

A

14 yrs - fine or both

19
Q

Is it a money laundering offence of the FCA if you fail to report or tip off?

A

Yes

20
Q

What is the act to recover proceeds of criminal activity?

A

Serious Crime Act 2007

National Crime Agency

21
Q

How was financial crime defined?

A

Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (FSMA)

22
Q

Should you report directly to the NCA or MLRO?

A

MLRO - discharges legal responsibility

23
Q

How long should client verification records be kept for?

A

5 years

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