Question related to Abbr (From a to d) Flashcards

1
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what is Commission Rogatoire also known as

A

letters rogatory

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2
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What is Opposite of Concentration Risk

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Diversification Risk

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3
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Examples of Corporate Vehicles

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Private limited companies and
public limited companies
(Whose shares are traded on the Stock Exchange)
trusts, 
non-profit organisations, l
Limited partnerships 
Limited liability partnerships,
Private investment companies
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4
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Why is Corporate Vehicles vulnerable to money

laundering.

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Because it is difficult to identify the persons who are the ultimate beneficial
owners and controllers of corporate vehicles

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5
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what is Alternative Remittance System also known as

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Underground banking or Informal Value Transfer Systems (IVTS)

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What two

general classes are included in the AMLID

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!) domestic laws and internationalcooperation

2) information on national contacts and authorities.

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For cross-jurisdictional work, law enforcement officers use which reference tool

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Anti-Money Laundering International Database (AMLID)

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At a

minimum, the anti-money laundering program should include:

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  1. Written internal policies, procedures and controls;
  2. A designated AML compliance officer;
  3. On-going employee training; and
  4. Independent review to test the program
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why are Asset Protection Trusts (APTs) created

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It’s a special form of irrevocable trust.

The principal purposes is to preserve and protect part of one’s wealth from creditors.

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10
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What is a Bearer Form

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A form enables a designated
investment or deposit to be sold, transferred, surrendered or addressed to a bearer without
the need to obtain further written instructions.

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What are Bearer Negotiable Instruments

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checks, promissory notes and money orders

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What are various form of Bearer Negotiable Instruments

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are either in bearer form, are endorsed

without restriction,

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13
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what is Benami Account also called

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nominee account.(Held by one person or entity on behalf of another or others)

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What are Benami Account or nominee account used for

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Movement of funds from one jurisdiction to another through a hawaladar. hawaladar may use Benami Account or nominee account to disguise his/her true
identity or the identity of the recipient of the funds.

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what are different definitions of beneficial owner

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1) The natural person who ultimately owns or controls an account through which a transac-
tion is being conducted.

2) The natural persons who have significant ownership of, as well as those who exercise
ultimate effective control over, a legal person or arrangement.

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16
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Who is a Beneficiary

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The person (natural or legal) who benefits from a transaction, such as the party receiving
the proceeds of a wire, a payout on an insurance policy.

In the trust context, all trusts (other than charitable or statutory-permitted non- charitable
trusts) must have beneficiaries, which may include the settlor
While trusts must always have some ultimately ascertainable beneficiary, they
may have no defined existing beneficiaries.

17
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what is perpetuity period for trust (Maximum Time Frame)

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It normally extends up to

100 years

18
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What is Bill Sttuffing

A

A casino customer goes to various slot machines putting cash in the bill acceptors and collects
cash-out tickets with nominal gaming activity, then cashes out at the casino cage or asks for
a check.

19
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What other name is Casa de Cambio known as

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“bureau de change” or an “exchange office,

20
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why is Casa de Cambio good for money launderers

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1) currency exchange and consolidation of small
denomination bank notes into larger ones;
2)exchange of financial instruments such as travelers
checks, money orders and personal checks; and telegraphic transfer facilities

21
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Does Cash Collateralized Loans has cash depoists

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Yes, it has cash deposits as the loan’s collateral

22
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What is a Concentration Account also called

A

These are also omnibus account

23
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what is a collection account

A

Immigrants from foreign countries deposit many small amounts of currency into one account
where they reside, and the collected sum is transferred to an account in their home country
without documentation of the sources of the fund