REGULATIONS N° 001/CMA/2023 OF 29/03/2023 DETERMINING ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS APPLICABLE TO FINANCIAL INSTITUTION FOR NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE PREVENTION OF MONEY LAUNDERING, FINANCING TERRORISM AND FINANCING OF PROLIFERATION OF WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS | 001/CMA/2023 OF 29/03/2023 — Rwanda law | Esheria

REGULATIONS N° 001/CMA/2023 OF 29/03/2023 DETERMINING ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS APPLICABLE TO FINANCIAL INSTITUTION FOR NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THE PREVENTION OF MONEY LAUNDERING, FINANCING TERRORISM AND FINANCING OF PROLIFERATION OF WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS

These regulations say administrative sanctions apply to a financial institution, its board members, and its senior managers for violations covered by the regulations.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
001/CMA/2023 OF 29/03/2023
Status
In force
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Language
mul
Updated
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These regulations say administrative sanctions apply to a financial institution, its board members, and its senior managers for violations covered by the regulations. This article defines key terms used in the regulations. These regulations apply to financial institutions that are licensed and supervised by the Capital Market Authority (CMA). Administrative sanctions are imposed based on inspections of a financial institution and compliance with recommendations from the Capital Market Authority or the relevant authority. When deciding sanctions under this regulation, the decision-maker must consider the institution’s category and size, its risk of money laundering, terrorism financing, and proliferation financing, and the seriousness and impact of the violation.