Under the various Codes of Practice issued by the Jersey
Financial Services Commission (the "JFSC") the Boards of
regulated businesses are required to undertake and keep an up to
date Business Risk Assessment ("Risk Assessment"). Based
on the Risk Assessment the Board must consider, on an ongoing
basis, its risk appetite, and the extent of its exposure to money
laundering, the financing of terrorism and the financing of
proliferation risks "in the round" or as a whole, taking
into account its organisational structure, its customers, the
countries and territories with which its customers are connected,
its products and services and how it delivers those products and
services. It may also be beneficial for your money laundering,
terrorism and proliferation risks and controls each to be
considered separately. The Risk Assessment must also consider the
cumulative effects of the risks identified. It must be kept up to
date and subject to review in response to changing