AML reviews for existing clients need to leave a clear record of the judgement made at the time. If the client file is reviewed later, the entry should make the judgement understandable. It needs to explain why the review took place, identify the material considered, and give the basis for the conclusion. Under the Money […]
An accountancy client AML file is tested when someone outside the practice has to understand it. If the reasoning is thin or trapped in memory, good work can still look weak under supervisory review. This article explains how AML supervisors may read an accountancy client file during a review, monitoring visit, or inspection, and what […]
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