Transcription of FDIC Bank Secrecy Act
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Bank Secrecy Act FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Objectives Provide overview of BSA and Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Discuss regulatory requirements and supervisory approach Cover OFAC sanctions programs and requirements FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION The Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) Fights money laundering and financing of terrorism through: Financial Transparency Deterrence Detection FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Evolution Of The BSA Bank Secrecy Act of 1970, also known as Bank Records and Foreign Transaction Act Money Laundering Control Act of 1986 Annunzio-Wylie Anti-Money Laundering Act (1992) USA PATRIOT Act (2001) FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Who Is Covered By The BSA? Depository Institutions Banks Savings Associations Credit Unions FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Who Is Covered By The BSA? Non-bank Financial Institutions Casinos Precious Metal/Stone Dealers Money Service Businesses Insurance Companies Loan/Finance Companies Securities/ Commodities Firms FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Designated administrator of the BSA FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Financial Crimes Enforcement Network Issues BSA regulations and guidance Provides BSA outreach to the industry Supports regulatory examinations Pursues civil enforcement actions Delegates examination authority FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BSA/A
Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) Banks have a responsibility to monitor, identify, and report suspicious activity If made aware of unusual or suspicious activity, a bank must investigate to determine if a SAR should be filed Banks are not responsible for finding evidence or proving crime
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