Effective implementation of subparagraph 1(a) of the resolution requires financial institutions and other intermediaries to identify their clients and report suspicious financial transactions to the relevant authorities.
Invites Governments, other United Nations bodies, financial institutions, the private sector and civil society to consider the environmental challenges which are reported in, inter alia.
The financial institutions should develop clear customer acceptance policies and procedures, including a description of the types of customers that are likely to pose a higher risk to the institution..
For the purposes of complying with paragraphs 18, 19 and 20 of resolution 1874(2009), the National Bank has instructed the financial institutions of the Republic of Belarus to be guided by that resolution in their work.
In our response to the United Nations Security Council resolution 1455(2003), a list of guidelines issued to financial institutions in relation to customer due diligence was attached(see Attachment I).
The positive response of the financial institutions, particularly as regards the special priority they had given to resource allocations for the transport sector, augured well for the implementation of the Almaty Programme.
Enhanced monitoring over the activities of financial institutions within the jurisdiction of EU member States with certain banks and financial entities linked to the Democratic People' s Republic of Korea;
Also, the executive heads of the financial institutions, along with the executive heads of the other organizations of the system, participate in the“ACC retreats”, which have been held in conjunction with ACC sessions.
Various financial institutions, such as the World Bank, the African Development Bank and the Islamic Development Bank, UNDP and diverse bilateral donors have already joined in the partnership.
审议各金融机构建议的用来确定顾客身份的其他方法(《防止洗钱条例》第12(4)条的主题)。
To consider other appropriate methods of identification of customers, suggested by financial institutions(the subject matter of Article 12(4) of the Regulations for Prevention of Money Laundering).
The situation has changed considerably since then, due to the joint efforts amongst the Ministry of Women Affairs, the Women in Business Foundation, the Small Business Enterprise Centre and the financial institutions.
In accordance with the decree, the Ministry sends a list of suspected terrorists or terrorist groups to all financial institutions, which are then obligated to register the names in their electronic database.
This has led it, for example, to develop special guidance, released in April 2002, for financial institutions to help them detect the techniques and mechanisms used in the financing of terrorism.12.
Therefore, financial institutions will be able to freeze relevant accounts of listed persons and entities to ensure compliance with the obligations set out in resolutions 1737(2006), 1747(2007) and 1803(2008) and EU legislation.
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