🚨 IMPORTANT UPDATES🚨 shared crucial insights on the regulatory framework for DNFBPs and VASPs.
03/11/2024
Yesterday [October 23rd], the JFSC, FIU Jersey, and the Jersey Government shared crucial insights on the regulatory framework for DNFBPs and VASPs.
Here’s what you need to know.
Upcoming thematic assessments in 2024/25:
• Q4 2024: 🔍
- JFSC Thematic on Legal Sector (BRA, AML Strategy, CRA) 📅
• Q1 2025: 🔍
- Outsourcing and
- Conflicts of Interest
If you want to discuss any of these topics, please call Comsure.
Don't forget to check out the JFSC Bitesize guidance on financial crime training! 📚
1. JFSC Bitesize feedback: Designated non-financial businesses and professions - financial crime training and awareness
2. JFSC Bitesize feedback: Real estate agents - financial crime training and awareness
Rember Comsure has comprehensive AML/CFT/CPF training programmes, including online effectiveness testing, that address all the JFSC findings.
Have you completed your gap analysis on the JFSC following reports?
1. JFSC 2023 virtual asset service providers’ suspicious activity reporting systems and controls examination feedback
2. JFSC 2023 Countering the financing of terrorism and proliferation financing examination feedback
And if you are a “LOW-RISK DIRECTOR”, remember you still have numerous responsibilities that include but are not limited to:- conducting business risk assessments, client risk assessments, customer due diligence, suspicious activity reporting, and training.
Let’s connect and discuss how Comsure can support your compliance journey!
📩 YES@COMSUREGROUP.COM
📞 +44 1534 733-588 OR +44 7797 747 490
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