Update to UK Sanctions List: Afghanistan Regime and Global Human Rights Regime
UK Government
Today, 16 April, the UK government varied 1 entity and 2 individuals under the Afghanistan sanctions regime and corrected 1 entity under the Global Human Rights regime
Entities Varied:
AMLA consults on group-wide requirements and business-wide risk assessment
AMLA
Obliged entities have an obligation to identify risk of money laundering or terrorist financing across their operations. A business-wide risk assessment is key for determining the entity’s risk exposure and ensuring it has adequate AML/CFT controls.
The draft Guidelines under AMLR Article 10(4) set out minimum expectations for all obliged entities, across the financial and non‑financial sectors, while allowing for proportionality based on the entity’s size, business model and risk profile. They support entities in making informed, risk-based decisions on how to manage their specific risk exposure.
The Artificial Intelligence Consortium (AIC) provides a platform for public-private engagement to further dialogue on the capabilities, development, deployment, use, and potential risks of artificial intelligence (AI) in UK financial services. As stated in the AIC’s Terms of reference, the views expressed by the members in these minutes and any subsequent outputs do not reflect the views of their institutions, the Bank of England (Bank) or the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The activities, discussions, and outputs of the members should not be taken as an indication of future policy by the Bank or FCA.