A U.K. real estate agent has three foreign clients interested in purchasing an apartment building, valued at E30 million, in the outskirts of London as an investment property. The clients are not willing to have their names provided to the bank. The clients want to purchase to be made in the names of three private companies for privacy reasons. The plan is to wire the funds into an account held in the name of another private company at a bank in London.
Which red flag should stop the agent from discussing this potential purchase further?
In the summer, an institution identifies anti-money laundering concerns regarding a customer's account activity.
The customer, an ice cream, has deposited a lot of checks drawn on banks in foreign countries, sent large number of high dollar international wires to different countries, made cash deposits of a few hundred dollars every few days and written multiple checks for a few hundred dollars to the same dozen payees every two weeks.
Which two transaction types warrant investigation? (Choose two.)
An existing customer at a bank has recently expanded its services to provide check cashing for its customers.
Which factor indicates the bank should terminate this relationship?
A customer brings $15,000 worth of chips into a casino and plays various games. The customer redeems all the remaining chips and requests a wire transfer of the proceeds to an unrelated third party.
What are two red flags that indicate money laundering? (Choose two.)
Which three areas do FATF's 40 recommendations cover? Choose 3 answers
