The Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA) of Bermuda was established by the Financial Intelligence Agency Act 2007 to act as an independent agency authorised to receive, gather, store, analyse and disseminate information relating to suspected proceeds of crime and potential financing of terrorism received in the form of Suspicious Activity Reports.
Money laundering is regulated under article 209 of the Criminal Code of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The AML legislation has measures in place for detecting and preventing money laundering and terrorist financing activities that apply to the following entities:
As an AML reporting entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, you must undertake a risk assessment which determines the following:
As an AML reporting entity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, you must undertake a risk assessment which determines the following:
All information, data and documents obtained must be kept for at least 10 years after identification, completion of a transaction, closing of an account or the termination of the validity of a contract.
All reporting entities must report to the Financial Intelligence Department, providing them with the relevant information data and documentation when suspicion has arisen and before the transaction is completed. The report shall state the period during which the transaction is expected to be executed.
You must also report a cash transaction of 30.000 KM or more and connected transactions which together amount to 30.000 KM or more.
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