⛔️ Rosfinmonitoring confirms banks’ right to impose limits on incoming transfers
⛔️ Rosfinmonitoring confirms banks’ right to impose limits on incoming transfers
These restrictions are not explicitly covered by anti-money laundering legislation, so the Central Bank currently only recommends financial institutions apply this measure.
➡️ The recommendations cover both incoming transfers and account deposits.
➡️ The Central Bank has indicated that financial institutions must conduct a detailed analysis of customers’ transactional profiles and update banking contracts to include the banks’ right to set limits on the quantity and amount of funds received.
➡️ Additionally, so-called drops (nominees) now face criminal liability, with penalties of up to 6 years in prison and fines up to 1 million rubles. This bill was approved in its first reading by the lower house of Parliament at the end of May.
➡️ Considering that banks have been designated as ultimately responsible in these cases, it is expected they will exercise this authority to impose limits more actively.
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