Over the past decade, a number of countries (including Russia) have passed laws obliging banks and other corporations to implement anti-money-laundering programs.
The list of entities obliged to control suspicious transactions is gradually being extended by the Government. In today’s Russia, this type of control is exercised by credit institutions, professional participants in the securities market, insurance and leasing companies, pawnshops, entities and organizing lotteries and other gambling, including electronic gambling, organizations administering investment funds or non-governmental pension funds, companies rendering intermediary services in real estate sale-and-purchase transactions, and other organizations.
Mandatory measures include establishment of customer identity, maintenance of customer-related documentation, and informing authorized law enforcement bodies on suspicious operations which may be connected to money-laundering. Non-compliance with these requirements can entail large penalties and damage goodwill.
Acting in line with the relevant laws and regulations, we offer our customers a comprehensive approach to the solution of problems related to money-laundering.
We have vast experience of forensic investigations and in-depth knowledge of the industries suffering most from money-laundering. All this allows us to effectively help minimize risks and prevent unfavorable consequences for our clients.
Based on the principle that prevention is better than cure, we offer a wide variety of services aimed at creating favorable conditions for defeating money-laundering practices.
Services provided as part of this line include: