Step 1: AML risk assessment. Assess your business's exposure to money laundering and terrorism financing risk.
Step 2: Develop AML policies and procedures. Create written policies covering customer due diligence, enhanced due diligence, suspicious transaction identification, record-keeping, and internal reporting.
Step 3: Implement customer due diligence processes. Verify customer identity, understand business relationships, and monitor ongoing transactions.
Step 4: Register on goAML. Register on the platform and establish internal procedures for identifying and escalating suspicious activity.
Step 5: Train staff and appoint a compliance officer. Train relevant staff on AML obligations and appoint a Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO).
Step 6: Ongoing monitoring and updates. Maintain ongoing monitoring, periodic policy reviews, and regulatory update tracking.