The study guides append a list of examples of suspicious transactions (Appendix E in RES 2B, Appendix F in RES 1B). Which of the following appear there? (a) Repeated transfers of large amounts of money abroad accompanied by instructions to pay the beneficiary in cash. (b) A transfer of money to another CMS licence holder without any indication of the beneficiary. (c) Payment orders carrying inaccurate information about the person placing the order. (d) A client who asks for contract notes to be sent to his business address rather than his residential address. Which of the following are CORRECT?
The suspicious transaction examples (RES 2B Appendix E, RES 1B Appendix F), parts 5 and 6, drawn from Appendix B of the Guidelines to MAS Notice SFA 04-N02. Frequent changes to the address or to authorised signatories appear in part 8, but a simple preference for a business mailing address is not on the list. The guide also warns that the list is an aid rather than a routine instrument in place of common sense, and that a combination of situations is more telling than any single one.
The examples flag unidentified beneficiaries and inaccurate payer details, not ordinary mailing preferences.
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