The 2024 Handbook offers clear and practical guidance supporting your compliance with the latest economic crime prevention measures.
- Economic crime prevention – guard against easier prosecution of your firm for ‘Economic Crime Act’ offences with revised prevention procedures that reflect changing legislation and your firm’s increased risks.
- Secure your compliance – trust our latest Anti-Money Laundering and Bribery Prevention compliance guides, and our sample procedures, to support you as you adapt your regime for the environment ahead.
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Revised and updated annually
The 10 step guide to economic crime compliance
Sector-specific guidance
With specific notes for Accountants, Law Firms, Financial Services, Property Firms, plus Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man.
Free template documents
As a buyer you’ll receive sample policy and procedure documents and ready-made forms and checklists in Word™ format to adapt for your firm.
A rapid action plan
All the essential information is here in a highly accessible format – with a straightforward action plan to help you meet your compliance goals.
The Money Laundering Officer’s Practical Handbook is an indispensable guide to implementing a robust compliance regime within the latest regulatory environment:
The Handbook sets out a straightforward ten-step route to compliance. Each step includes a concise action plan, with sample policies, controls and procedures, supplemented with clear and comprehensive guidance notes:
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- Step 1: Assessment of money laundering risk.
- Step 2: Verification of identity.
- Step 3: Knowing your client’s business.
- Step 4: Ongoing monitoring.
- Step 5: Record-keeping.
- Step 6: Internal suspicion reporting.
- Step 7: Disclosure to the authorities.
- Step 8: Freezing transactions and consent to continue.
- Step 9: Training.
- Step 10: Monitoring and management of compliance.
A following section provides an explanation of today’s regulatory environment, including relevant international standards, a breakdown of money laundering offences and defences, with notes on the rules that apply in specific business sectors and key legislative developments.
Further sections offer additional notes on the ten-step process, pinpointing the specific approach that must be taken for the following business sectors and jurisdictions:
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- Financial Services Firms and Institutions
- Law Firms
- Accountancy Firms
- Estate Agents & Letting Agents
- Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man
A separate section offers guidance on Bribery & Corruption, including the assessment of risk and how to set out policies and procedures for your firm.
An updated Glossary of Terms at the end of the Handbook shines a light on acronyms used throughout the chapters.