First Quiz For Training On Anti-money Laundering
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Which of the following is NOT a step in Money Laundering
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Placement
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Layering
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Spending
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Re-Integration
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This quiz assesses knowledge on Anti-Money Laundering (AML) practices, focusing on identifying non-AML steps, entities involved in AML, and legal responsibilities. It's crucial for compliance officers or anyone in finance and law, enhancing understanding of AML protocols and their legal implications.
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What can be used to launder money
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Property
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Businesses
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Race Horses
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
All of the options listed - property, businesses, and race horses - can be used to launder money. Money laundering is the process of making illegally obtained money appear legal by passing it through a complex sequence of transactions. These assets can be purchased with illicit funds and then sold or transferred to create the appearance of legitimate income or investments. This allows criminals to disguise the true source of the money and integrate it into the legal economy.Rate this question:
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What does PEP stand for?
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Potential Ex - Convicted Person
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Politically Engaged Person
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Politically Exposed Person
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Poorly Explained Potential
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A. Politically Exposed PersonExplanation
A PEP or Politically exposed person is anyone that is deemed to be vulnerable to blackmail or bribery and their information must be deemed as sensitiveRate this question:
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If I see something that looks suspicious what should I do?
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Say nothing and hope that it will go away
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Inform your Compliance officer or Manager
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Discuss it with the client
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Contact the Police
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A. Inform your Compliance officer or ManagerExplanation
Your first priority is to bring the transactions to your Supervisor who in turn is obliged to report it to his/her manager should it be deemed necessaryRate this question:
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How long are verification records required to be kept by law?
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5 Years
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2 Years
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6 Months
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3 Years
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A. 5 YearsExplanation
5 Years - All records including any information obtained about the customer including proof that verification of their name and address has been carried out.Rate this question:
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A number of recomendations have been made by whom?
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Financial Action Task Field
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Financial Aging Terror Fund
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Financial Action Task Force
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Financial Laundering Task Force
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A. Financial Action Task ForceExplanation
FATF is the task force assigned to advise governments of their AML requirementsRate this question:
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Under FATF guidelines companies have a duty of care called what?
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Know Your Customer
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Monitor Customers manually
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Customer Due Care
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Customer Due Diligence
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A. Know Your CustomerExplanation
Customer Due Diligence is the responsibility of the company to verify and monitor all customers transactions to ensure they are not acting in an unlawful way - it is up to every memeber of boylesports to be vigilent for thisRate this question:
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If I don't report activity that is deemed suspicious and is later discovered has been involved in money laundering - what will happen?
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You could be held guilty of an offence and liable to a fine or imprisonment.
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You will carry on at work as normal
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The MLRO will be held guilty of an offence and liable to a fine or imprisonment.
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Nothing will happen
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A. You could be held guilty of an offence and liable to a fine or imprisonment.Explanation
It is up to each individual to be vigilant to combat money laundering. The law sees no excuse in those who do not reactRate this question:
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Which of the following terms is used to describe the process of sending money through multiple financial institutions to make it difficult to track?
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Integration
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Placement
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Camouflage
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Layering
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A. LayeringExplanation
Layering is the term used to describe the process of sending money through multiple financial institutions to make it difficult to track. This involves moving funds through various accounts and transactions to obscure the origin and destination of the money, making it harder for authorities to trace and detect any illegal activities such as money laundering.Rate this question:
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In the U.S., banks must report deposits of $10,000.00 or more. What is the term for breaking up large sums of money into smaller amounts for deposit?
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Smuggling
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Shorting
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Shrinking
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Smurfing
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A. SmurfingExplanation
Smurfing is the term used for breaking up large sums of money into smaller amounts for deposit. This practice is done to avoid triggering the mandatory reporting requirement by banks in the U.S. for deposits of $10,000.00 or more. Smurfing involves making multiple smaller deposits to fly under the radar and avoid suspicion. It is an illegal activity often associated with money laundering and other illicit financial activities.Rate this question:
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Money laundering is the process by which the proceeds of criminal activity are introduced into legitimate mainstream of financial commerce.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Money laundering is the act of disguising the illegal origins of money obtained through criminal activities and making it appear as if it came from legitimate sources. This process involves funneling the illicit funds through various transactions and financial institutions, making it difficult to trace their original source. By integrating these funds into the mainstream financial system, criminals can enjoy the profits of their illegal activities without arousing suspicion. Therefore, the statement that money laundering is the process of introducing the proceeds of criminal activity into legitimate financial commerce is true.Rate this question:
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A customer comes in four days in a row, each time requesting a transfer of $2,900. You do not need to report this as a suspicious activity.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
This statement is false because the customer's behavior of requesting the same amount of money for four consecutive days can be seen as suspicious activity. Consistently requesting large sums of money could indicate potential money laundering or illicit activities. As a responsible financial institution, it is important to report such patterns to the appropriate authorities for further investigation.Rate this question:
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Which of these activities might require a suspicious activity report?
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A customer cancels a transaction and requests to do a second transaction for a less amount in order to avoid providing ID
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A customer requests an unusually high dollar transaction and cannot explain the reason for the transaction or the source of funds
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A customer appears nervous and asks unusual questions
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A customer tries to bribe a teller
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All these activities
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A. All these activitiesExplanation
All of these activities might require a suspicious activity report because they are indicative of potential illegal or unethical behavior. The first scenario suggests an attempt to evade identification, which can be a red flag for illicit activities. The second scenario involves a large transaction without a clear explanation or source of funds, which could indicate money laundering or fraud. The third scenario of a nervous customer asking unusual questions may suggest potential criminal intentions or attempts to gather information for illegal purposes. Lastly, attempting to bribe a teller is a clear violation of ethical and legal standards. Therefore, all of these activities warrant a suspicious activity report.Rate this question:
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Select 3 possible indicators to look for in Money Laundering.
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Unusual volume of payment destinations, often with the same provider
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Player wagers on both casino and sportsbook
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Numerous withdrawals, just under the qualifying threshold
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Player uses an E-wallet
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Multiple and frequent deposits followed by multiple and frequent withdrawals, either shortly afterwards or overlapping further deposits
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All of the above
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None of the above
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A. Unusual volume of payment destinations, often with the same provider
A. Numerous withdrawals, just under the qualifying threshold
A. Multiple and frequent deposits followed by multiple and frequent withdrawals, either shortly afterwards or overlapping further depositsExplanation
The answer is "Unusual volume of payment destinations, often with the same provider", "Numerous withdrawals, just under the qualifying threshold", and "Multiple and frequent deposits followed by multiple and frequent withdrawals, either shortly afterwards or overlapping further deposits". These indicators can suggest money laundering activities as they involve suspicious patterns of financial transactions such as frequent deposits and withdrawals, using multiple payment destinations, and keeping withdrawals just under the qualifying threshold to avoid suspicion.Rate this question:
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What is the laundering stage that separates the illicit money from its source, obscures the audit trail and severs links with the original crime to make it appear like a normal financial transaction called?
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Entering in the system
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Legitimising
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Layering
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Placement
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Integration
Correct Answer
A. LayeringExplanation
Layering is the laundering stage that separates the illicit money from its source, obscures the audit trail, and severs links with the original crime to make it appear like a normal financial transaction. This stage involves complex transactions and multiple layers of financial activities to make it difficult for authorities to trace the origin of the funds. By creating a complex web of transactions and moving the money through various accounts and jurisdictions, layering aims to distance the illegal funds from their criminal source, making it harder to detect and investigate the illicit activity.Rate this question:
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Which are the 3 stages of money laundering
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Hedging
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Placement
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Identity fraud
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Integration
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Whitening
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Layering
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A. Placement
A. Integration
A. LayeringExplanation
The three stages of money laundering are placement, layering, and integration. Placement refers to the process of introducing illegal funds into the financial system. Layering involves complex transactions and multiple accounts to obscure the origin of the funds. Integration is the final stage where the laundered money is integrated back into the legitimate economy, making it difficult to trace its illicit origins.Rate this question:
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To be classified as an eligible introducer, local entities should be:
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A) Licensed under a financial services regulator
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B) A reputable law firm
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C) Known to the bank
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A. A) Licensed under a financial services regulatorExplanation
The correct answer is A. Local entities licensed under a financial services regulator qualify as eligible introducers.Rate this question:
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How does the home address on a utility bill, best assist in identifying the prospect
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A) The bank may want to visit the prospect
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B) The utility bill shows the monthly expenses
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C) The home address coupled with the name is evidence of a place of residence
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A. C) The home address coupled with the name is evidence of a place of residenceExplanation
The correct answer is C. While the bank may want to visit the prospect, that is not the common reason for requesting a utility bill and personal visits are not the norm. Further the monthly expenses (b) has no real relevance.Rate this question:
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What is enhanced due diligence?
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A) When your company has special expertise in due diligence procedures
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B) When you rely on due diligence procedures performed by others
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C) When specific pre-defined circumstances occur, which demand increased due diligence
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A. C) When specific pre-defined circumstances occur, which demand increased due diligenceExplanation
The answer is C. Specific circumstances (which are defined) require enhanced due diligence, such as limited interaction with the prospect, an exposed person, a high risk country.Rate this question:
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Customer Due Diligence (CDD) is the responsibility of.......
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Compliance
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Risk
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Customer Facing Staff
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Operations
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A. Customer Facing StaffExplanation
Customer Due Diligence (CDD) refers to the process of verifying the identity and assessing the risk associated with a customer before establishing a business relationship. This involves gathering and analyzing relevant information about the customer to ensure compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations. Customer Facing Staff are responsible for directly interacting with customers and collecting the necessary information for CDD purposes. They play a crucial role in conducting due diligence checks, verifying customer identities, and identifying any potential risks or red flags. Therefore, Customer Facing Staff are responsible for carrying out Customer Due Diligence.Rate this question:
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After starting a business relationship with a client which of the following would cause concern and be a 'Red Flag'?
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Unrealistic wealth compared to profile.
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Trades with no/little benefits and losses without concern.
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Large/rapid movement of funds.
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All the above.
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A. All the above.Explanation
All of the above would cause concern and be a 'Red Flag' in a business relationship with a client. Unrealistic wealth compared to profile could indicate potential fraud or illegal activities. Trades with no/little benefits and losses without concern may suggest reckless or suspicious behavior. Large/rapid movement of funds could be a sign of money laundering or other illicit financial activities. Therefore, all of these factors raise concerns and should be considered red flags in a business relationship.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT a 'high risk' customer?
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Cash intensive business eg money transfer, casinos etc.
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Customers with complex structures that make identifying ownership difficult.
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A PEPs stockbroker.
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A customer whose ownership structure is through 'bearer shares'.
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A. A PEPs stockbroker.Explanation
A PEPs stockbroker is not considered a 'high risk' customer because PEPs (Politically Exposed Persons) are individuals who hold prominent public positions, such as government officials or heads of state. While PEPs themselves are considered high risk due to their potential for corruption or money laundering, a stockbroker who deals with PEPs is not inherently high risk. The other options, such as cash-intensive businesses, customers with complex structures, and customers with ownership through 'bearer shares', all have characteristics that make them more susceptible to illicit activities and therefore are considered high risk.Rate this question:
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Which one of the following is NOT a 'low risk' customer?
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Other regulated financial institutions.
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Listed Companies.
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Government and Public Authorities.
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Charities.
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A. Charities.Explanation
Charities are not considered "low risk" customers because they can be vulnerable to money laundering and terrorist financing activities. While other regulated financial institutions, listed companies, and government and public authorities are subject to strict regulations and oversight, charities often handle large amounts of funds from various sources, making them more susceptible to potential misuse. Therefore, they are categorized as higher risk customers in terms of financial transactions.Rate this question:
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Who does Compliance Responsibility lie with?
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Board of Directors
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Senior Management & Staff
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Compliance Office
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All of the Above
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A. All of the AboveExplanation
Compliance responsibility lies with all of the above options: the Board of Directors, Senior Management & Staff, and the Compliance Office. This means that everyone within the organization, from the highest level of leadership to the employees, is responsible for ensuring compliance with laws, regulations, and internal policies. The Board of Directors sets the tone at the top and establishes policies, Senior Management & Staff implement and enforce these policies, and the Compliance Office provides guidance and oversight to ensure compliance. By involving all these parties, the organization can create a culture of compliance and minimize the risk of non-compliance.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is not acceptable as verification of identity?
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Passport
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Driving Licence
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Birth Certificate
Correct Answer
A. Birth CertificateExplanation
A birth certificate is not acceptable as verification of identity because it only confirms the individual's place and date of birth, but it does not provide any photo identification or personal details such as name or address. In contrast, a passport and driving license both contain a photograph, full name, and other personal information, making them more reliable forms of identification.Rate this question:
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