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ARTICLE · 11 JULY 2016

New Regulation On Angolan Compliance Legislation

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The Board of Directors for the Capital Markets Commission of Angola recently approved Regulation No. 4/2016, which establishes conditions and procedures for compliance with obligations under Law No. 34/2011.

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The Board of Directors for the Capital Markets Commission of Angola recently approved Regulation No. 4/2016, which establishes conditions and procedures for compliance with obligations under Law No. 34/2011 (Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorism Law).

The new Regulation applies to financial institutions under the supervision of the Capital Market Commission, to the managing bodies of regulated markets and to entities that carry out investment activities in securities, among others. The Regulation establishes specific mechanisms related to the prevention and suppression of money laundering and terrorist financing activities.

Among other mechanisms, the Regulation outlines the diligence and identification duties (e.g., in case of a transaction being carried out without the physical presence of the customer), procedures of internal control through risk assessment indicators, the duty to report suspicious transactions, the duties of cooperation, record keeping, training

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