Philippines · BSP · MORB Part IX · Financial Crime

The Financial- Crime Rulebook of the Philippines, as Data You Can License.

License Part IX of the Manual of Regulations for Banks as structured, cited AML/CFT intelligence. 278 obligations, built for your register, your testing program, and your exam file.

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Source · §911 · p.11

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§911SHALLBSP.MORB.2023.Sec911.a(1).p11.OBL1

The compliance office must run periodic (non-exhaustive) compliance checks using sample testing and review of audit/examination reports, covering processes/policies/procedures, ongoing staff performance monitoring, reporting channels, and the effectiveness of the ML transaction-monitoring and record-retention systems.

Actorthe compliance office
Actionconduct periodic compliance checking

MORB, Sec. 911.a(1), p. 11 (2023 ed.)

§923SHALLWhen domestic wire transfer information is instead supplied by other effective means, limit what accompanies the transfer to an account number or unique transaction reference number, and ensure that number permits tracing back to the originator or beneficiary.Cited
§922SHALLKeep a register of every suspicious transaction escalated to senior management, including those never reported to the AMLC.Cited
§921SHOULDEnsure the third party's digital ID system lets you immediately obtain the customer's identity information and that the third party will supply the underlying identity evidence on request without delay.Cited
§911SHALLThe MTPP must be consistent with the AMLA (as amended), the TFPSA, their respective RIRR and this Part's provisions.Cited
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  • Cited Obligations278
  • Perimeter Sections§903 – §941
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Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Combatting the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) Regulations, mapped section by section. 278 obligations across the nine sections of Part IX, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.

Sec.Coverage across Part IXObl.
§903

Scope of Regulations

4
§905

Basic Principles and Policies to Combat Money Laundering

1
§911

Risk Management

51
§921

Customer Due Diligence

121
§922

Covered and Suspicious Transaction Reporting

21
§923

Additional Preventive Measures for Specific Customers and Activities

47
§924

Record Keeping

12
§931

AML Training Program

5
§941

Sanctions and Penalties

16
Total · Part IX AML/CFT278obligations
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BSP.MORB.2023.Sec911.a(1).p11.OBL1

p.11
§911 · Risk ManagementSHALLhigh priority
Source TextVerbatim · Mandatory
It shall conduct periodic compliance checking which covers, among others, evaluation of existing processes, policies and procedures including ongoing monitoring of performance by staff and officers involved in ML and TF prevention, reporting channels, effectiveness of the electronic money laundering transaction monitoring system and record retention system through sample testing and review of audit or examination reports.
In Plain Language

The compliance office must run periodic (non-exhaustive) compliance checks using sample testing and review of audit/examination reports, covering processes/policies/procedures, ongoing staff performance monitoring, reporting channels, and the effectiveness of the ML transaction-monitoring and record-retention systems.

In the Documentp.11

The clauses around this duty, as written in the source

(a)

Compliance office. Management of the implementation of the covered person’s Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Prevention Program (MTPP) shall be a primary task of the compliance office. To ensure the independence of the office, it shall have a direct reporting line to the board of directors or any board-level or approved committee on all matters related to AML and CTF compliance and their risk management. It shall be principally responsible for the following functions among other functions that may be delegated by senior management and the board, to wit:

(1)

Ensure compliance by all responsible officers and employees with this Part, the AMLA, as amended, the RIRR and its own MTPP. It shall conduct periodic compliance checking which covers, among others, evaluation of existing processes, policies and procedures including ongoing monitoring of performance by staff and officers involved in ML and TF prevention, reporting channels, effectiveness of the electronic money laundering transaction monitoring system and record retention system through sample testing and review of audit or examination reports. It shall also report compliance findings to the board or any board-level committee;

(2)

Ensure that infractions, discovered either by internally initiated audits, or by special or regular examination conducted by the Bangko Sentral, or other applicable regulators, are immediately corrected;

Parsed Duty
Actorthe compliance office
Actionconduct periodic compliance checking
Objectprocesses, policies, procedures, monitoring systems and record retention

MORB, Sec. 911.a(1), p. 11 (2023 ed.)

Consequence. None stated in this provision; the BSP general enforcement framework applies (MORB Sec. 002; monetary penalties per Sec. 004 / Appendix 24).

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§923 · Additional Preventive MeasuresBSP.MORB.2023.Sec923.p34.OBL6
Compliance Checklist
  • 01Require proof of registration with the AMLCSource · “requiring proof of registration with the AMLC
  • 02Review and assess the entity's AML/CFT program for reasonable assurance of AML complianceSource · “reviewing and assessing their AML/CFT program to have reasonable assurance on their AML compliance
  • 03Obtain additional information on the entitySource · “obtaining additional information
  • 04Secure senior management approval before establishing the business relationshipSource · “securing senior management approval for establishing business relationship
Qualifications
Condition Precedent

presenting greater risk

limits the enhanced due diligence duty to higher-risk entities

Evidence Expectations
Proof of registration with the AMLCTrigger · On enhanced due diligence of a greater-risk entity
Senior management approval for establishing the business relationshipTrigger · Before establishing business relationship with a greater-risk entity

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Evidence capture for BSP.MORB.2023.Sec903.p2.OBL3
§903MORB, Sec. 903, p. 2 (2023 ed.)
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§903MORB, Sec. 903, p. 2 (2023 ed.)
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§903MORB, Sec. 903, p. 3 (2023 ed.)
Evidence capture for BSP.MORB.2023.Sec905.p10.OBL1
§905MORB, Sec. 905, p. 10 (2023 ed.)

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SHALLMandatory§921 Customer Due DiligenceBSP.MORB.2023.Sec921.p16.OBL3

Verbatim

A covered person shall formulate a risk-based and tiered customer acceptance, identification and retention policy that involves reduced CDD for potentially low-risk clients and enhanced CDD for higher-risk accounts.

ProfytAI Regulatory Intelligence

Requires a covered person to formulate a risk-based, tiered customer acceptance, identification, and retention policy that applies reduced due diligence to low-risk clients and enhanced due diligence to higher-risk accounts.

Requirement Type

Requirement

Relationship

A standalone paragraph in the 'Customer acceptance and identification policy' subsection, alongside the policy-development and inclusion requirements; it directly anticipates the following lettered item that sets out the actual criteria for low, normal, and high risk customer types.

Why This Exists

Implements a proportionate, risk-based approach to due diligence so that compliance effort concentrates where money laundering or terrorist financing risk is highest, rather than being applied uniformly to every customer.

How Teams Implement It

Typically involves building a documented customer risk-rating methodology and mapping each risk tier to a defined level of due diligence and account retention treatment.

Interpretation Note · 'Risk-based and tiered' and the reduced-versus-enhanced due diligence split are elaborated in the neighboring item on risk criteria and due diligence standards; read this sentence as the general mandate that item implements.

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Enacted§921 · Restricted AccountBSP.MORB.2023.Sec921.OBL.GRP.08

Policy Statement

The Bank offers a restricted account to customers who cannot yet present a required identification document, subject to firm limits. (a) Aggregate credits to such an account stay within P100,000 in any single year. (b) These accounts neither send nor receive foreign remittances. (c) In place of a valid ID, the Bank records the customer's full name, date of birth, address and nationality and retains on file a clear photograph together with a signature or biometric. (d) Opening is conditioned on the customer securing a valid ID inside twelve (12) months; failing that, the Bank closes the account and returns the remaining balance, though it may grant one further extension of twelve (12) months when the customer shows proof of a pending ID application. (e) The Bank monitors these conditions continuously, and on any breach it immediately demands complete information and a valid ID or else closes the account.

Covers 5 Obligations

BSP.MORB.2023.Sec921.e(1).p19.OBL1BSP.MORB.2023.Sec921.e(2).p19.OBL1BSP.MORB.2023.Sec921.e.p19.OBL1BSP.MORB.2023.Sec921.e.p19.OBL2BSP.MORB.2023.Sec921.e.p19.OBL3

Source · MORB 2023, Sec. 921 (Customer Due Diligence), p. 19 (Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas)

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