Fourth DIRECTIVE Flashcards

1
Q

what changes were to the threshold bliged to report suspicious transactions

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decreased from EUR 15,000 to EUR 10,000.
persons trading in goods
or carrying out transactions)

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2
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what chages were made to casinos

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scope of obliged entities was enlarged all “providers of gambling
services.”

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3
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what changes were included reagrding transfers of funds e

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Customer due diligence is to be applied for transfers of funds exceeding EUR 1,000.

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4
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what chaanges were bought for penalties for breach of the provisions,

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It now range from “name and shame” to withdrawal of authorization.

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5
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what are the Pecuniary sanctions ?

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Applicables on Natural person, set to at least EUR five million or 10% of the total annual turnover
for entities.

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6
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What is the rules for cooperation mentioned in the Fourth directive

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Rules for cooperation between member

state FIUs, the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) and the EU Commission.

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7
Q

Is some discretion provided to member

states on the application of the provisions.

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it is a directive and not a regulation, this legislative act gives some discretion to member
states on the application of the provisions

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8
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what about holding management function by Criminals or their associates,

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This law prevents from holding management functions or indirectly
controlling certain obliged entities.

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9
Q

Who will implement the group-wide policies and

procedures

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Obliged entities that are part of a group

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10
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beneficial ownership , what chages have been made

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trusts and similar legal arrangements, will maintain information for beneficial ownership in central registers in each member state,

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11
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Who can have access to the Central register

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each member state, and must be made available to competent
authorities, financial intelligence units (FIUs), obliged entities, and any person with legitimate
interest.

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12
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What is futher included in the term crminal activity

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Tax crimes relating to direct and indirect taxes are included in the broad definition of ‘criminal
activity’, in line with the revised FATF Recommendations.

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13
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what report dies European Commission has to submit

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submit a report every two years on the findings of the risk

assessment of ML and TF affecting the internal Market.

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14
Q

EU executive need to indentify what

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identifying third-country jurisdictions having strategic

deficiencies with regard to AML and CFT

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15
Q

Any explations included?

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An explanation of “financial activity on an occasional or very limited basis” was included.

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16
Q

what is included for third parties

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CDD for third parties, For groups (and their branches and subsidiaries)this directive sets the criteria for adequate
compliance

17
Q

what is at a national level does the directive requests

A

directive requests that member states conduct an ML/TF risk assess-
ment as well as designate a responsible authority.

18
Q

at a national level,directive requests about obliged

entities

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take appropriate steps to identify and assess their own risks.

19
Q

what special attention is given to PEP

A

enhanced due diligence (EDD) should be
applied to every PEP whether the individual is a domestic or third-country citizen. measures they are subject to must also applied to
their family members and their known close associates