JFSC Warning - Mimecast [and others] unsubscribe JFSC Sanctions alerts.
16/02/2024
The JFSC has issued a statement:-
- We have been made aware of an issue where recipients of our sanctions’ updates may have unintentionally unsubscribed due to email security software (e.g. Mimecast) activating the unsubscribe link.
- As it is a requirement for all supervised persons to sign up for our sanctions’ alerts, we wanted to make sure your subscribe/unsubscribe status was correct.
- If your email security software has incorrectly unsubscribed you from the JFSC sanctions mailing list, you can resubscribe here:
- To ensure you remain subscribed, please ask your IT team to add us to your trusted list of safe senders, often referred to as an email whitelist.
Source = https://www.jerseyfsc.org/news-and-events/sanctions-alerts-issue-related-to-email-security-software/
Further to the warning above Comsure suggest as a backup:-
- You subscribe to the UKs Sanctions alert @ OFSI’s e-alerts - https://public.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKHMTREAS/subscriber/new
And you also sign up to the Jersey Gazette
- https://www.gov.je/gazette/Pages/default.aspx
- Register to receive Jersey Gazette notices via email = https://www.gov.je/citizen
- Follow @JsyGazette on Twitter = https://twitter.com/jsygazette
- Subscribe to Jersey Gazette notices via RSS = https://opendata.gov.je/dataset/official-notices
Also for your board meetings [or other AML meetings] in your reporting packs you can print off a succinct list of updates as shown in the extract below:
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