Question 36
A company service provider in Country A sets up a corporate structure for a client from Country B, which is known for corruption. The corporate structure includes a holding company in Country A with a bank account in one of the international banks located there.
During on-boarding, the client's wealth was estimated at $7 million. Shortly thereafter, the client's father became president of Country
B. During a routine client review two years later, it was identified that client's wealth had grown to $510 million.
What are two red flags that indicate money laundering or financial terrorism? (Choose two.)
During on-boarding, the client's wealth was estimated at $7 million. Shortly thereafter, the client's father became president of Country
B. During a routine client review two years later, it was identified that client's wealth had grown to $510 million.
What are two red flags that indicate money laundering or financial terrorism? (Choose two.)
Question 37
Historically, which of the following vehicles is most often used to hide beneficial ownership?
Question 38
Which information should be gathered as part of enhanced due diligence (EDD) for a high-risk customer?
Question 39
In addition to monitoring for suspicious activity, what are electronic monitoring systems also valuable for?
Question 40
A bank receives a request for a subpoena (or a client who has been the subject of monitoring for several months. The bank wishes to close the account in order to mitigate any additional risk. However, the government requires that the account remain open. What document must be provided to the bank to keep the account open?