Philippines · BSP · MORB Part IX · Financial Crime

The Part IX Register, Licensed at Three Depths.

278 obligations from the Manual of Regulations for Banks, extracted, classified, and page-anchored. Pick the depth your program needs, from the cited register to the full policy library.

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What You License.

Jurisdiction
Philippines · Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Publication
Manual of Regulations for Banks, Part IX (2023 Edition)
Official Title
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Combatting the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) Regulations
Coverage
278 cited obligations across 9 sections (§§903-941).
Schema
Four structured layers on every record (verbatim, parsed, context, and source), with Regulatory Intelligence across the register.
Tiers
Basic register, Complete with semantic enrichment and evidence, Policy Library with 73 enacted statements.
Formats
JSON, CSV, and Excel, plus six customer documents in every pack.
Version
Dataset v1.0.0, schema v1.0. Point-in-time and versioned with a change log.
License
Single-organization commercial license, one-time purchase.

One Record From the Register

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).

One real Part IX record, pulled straight from the register. The full pack carries all 278, each with the complete four-layer schema.

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What It Solves.

A Blank Part IX Register

Standing up AML/CFT obligations from the Manual is weeks of reading and re-keying. This is the cited set, already structured.

Findings You Cannot Trace

Every record is source-anchored, so an exam finding traces to the exact Part IX clause and page in one step.

Policy Gaps Hidden in Prose

The Policy Library tier turns 73 groups into enacted statements you can gap-check against your own policies.

Evidence Scattered Across PDFs

Complete and Policy Library tiers include a source-page evidence capture per obligation, stamped and ready for review.

The Schema

Every Obligation, Structured to the Field.

One Part IX duty carries four structured layers, so it works as a citation, a parsed requirement, and a node in your systems at the same time. Nothing is a flat string.

(a)

Verbatim

verbatim_text · normalized_text

The regulator's exact words, byte-exact and quotable. The authoritative field to cite in an exam file.

(b)

Parsed

modal · deontic_category · actor · action · object

The duty decomposed into its RFC-style modal, who must act, what they must do, and on what.

(c)

Context

section · hierarchy · consequence · regulatory_intelligence

Where the duty sits in Part IX, its parent and sibling clauses, its sanction exposure, and the Regulatory Intelligence layer.

(d)

Source

legal_citation · page · evidence_img_loc

Full legal citation, page anchor, and a source-page evidence capture on the Complete and Policy tiers.

In Every Format

JSON

Versioned, checksummed envelope with the full nested schema, for pipelines and AI.

CSV

Flat table for spreadsheets, BI, and SQL.

Excel

Self-documenting workbook with Cover, Obligations, Data Dictionary, and Change Log tabs.

Every tier ships JSON, CSV, and Excel, plus six customer documents (README, Schema, Data Dictionary, License, Quick Start, and Change Log).

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Every tier is the same cited Part IX register. The only question is how much depth you license: the register, the examination-grade evidence, or the bank-voice policy layer.

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MORB Part IX Basic

The cited AML/CFT obligation register, day one.

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  • 278 Cited Obligations (§§903-941)
  • ProfytAI Regulatory Intelligence
  • JSON, CSV, and Excel
  • Source-anchored citations
  • Versioned release with change log
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MORB Part IX Complete

Examination-grade register with evidence captures.

$4,500one-time
  • 278 Cited Obligations
  • ProfytAI Regulatory Intelligence
  • + Semantic Enrichment & Evidence
  • JSON, CSV, and Excel
  • Versioned release with change log
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MORB Part IX Policy Library

73 enacted policy statements over the Complete register.

$12,000one-time
  • 278 Cited Obligations
  • ProfytAI Regulatory Intelligence
  • + Semantic Enrichment & Evidence
  • + 73 Domain-Enacted Policy Statements
  • JSON, CSV, and Excel

Deploy Part IX as Intelligence. Not a Document to Decode.

License the cited AML/CFT register for the Philippines. Query it, ground your AI on it, and hand your examiner the page. The financial-crime rulebook, ready to work.