Match each Anti-Money Laundering (AML) or sanctions compliance mandate with its primary regulatory obligation:
- USA PATRIOT Act Customer Identification Program (CIP)Mandates verifying individual identity using four minimum required data points (name, date of birth, physical address, and TIN/SSN) at account opening.
- OFAC Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) Sanctions ScreeningRequires blocking or freezing assets and reporting blocked transactions within business days when matching listed prohibited entities.
- FinCEN Customer Due Diligence (CDD) Beneficial Ownership RuleRequires broker-dealers to identify and verify natural persons owning or more equity interest in legal entity customers.
- FINRA Rule 3310 AML Independent Testing MandateRequires periodic independent testing of the firm's compliance program conducted by qualified personnel outside the AML compliance function.
Cevap
The Customer Identification Program (CIP) matches identity verification using four minimum data elements (name, DOB, address, TIN). OFAC SDN screening matches asset blocking and reporting within business days. FinCEN CDD rule matches identifying beneficial owners with or more equity interest in legal entities. FINRA Rule 3310 matches independent program testing conducted by personnel independent of AML compliance staff.
The correct pairings accurately reflect key federal compliance frameworks under FINRA and Treasury rules: CIP mandates four identity attributes (Name, DOB, Address, TIN); OFAC SDN mandates blocking property and notifying OFAC within business days; CDD rules set a equity threshold for legal entity beneficial owners; and FINRA Rule 3310 mandates independent testing by non-AML staff.
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Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Customer Identification, and Sanctions Compliance Obligations