AML-CFT AND WMDP FINANCING POLICIES
Every day we prevent money laundering, terrorist financing, and the financing of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
Our AML-CFT and WMDP financing policies are focused on the risks dictated by international and local standards to ensure proper:
"For this, we rely on the identification of unusual activities and/or operations based on the number and amount of transactions, structuring, concentration, transfer, and disbursements, etc.; also taking into account variables such as: jurisdictions, activities, and amounts in the operations; all this based on the guidelines of our Policy on AML-CFT and WMDP Risk Criteria and the Risk Assessment itself. At Inversis, we are expressly prohibited from operating with individuals, companies, and/or jurisdictions questioned in official lists issued by international organizations, such as the EU, UNSC, and OFAC.
We also recognize the importance of training, and understand that employees are key elements in preventing AML-CFT and WMDP; therefore, annually, all are part of the training plan that is delivered with differentiated content to different audiences, according to the area of sensitivity where they perform their functions. All this, in addition to providing the necessary tools to minimize the occurrence of undesirable events.
It is any method or procedure through which attempts are made to introduce into a legal financial environment, the profits or gains obtained from criminal and illegal activities."
Activities Considered as Money Laundering:
Phases of money laundering:
WHAT IS TERRORIST FINANCING?
It is the supply, deposit, distribution, or collection of funds or assets, by any means, directly or indirectly, with the intention of using them or with the knowledge that they will be used, in whole or in part, for the commission of any of the terrorist offenses typified in the Penal Code. There is Terrorist Financing when providing, facilitating, safeguarding, managing, collecting, or raising funds by any means, directly or indirectly, with the purpose of these being used in their entirety or in part by an individual terrorist or a terrorist organization, or to commit one or more terrorist acts.
It refers to any action that provides or uses financial services, in whole or in part, with the aim of manufacturing, acquiring, possessing, developing, exporting, transferring material, splitting, transporting, transferring, storing, or using nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons, as well as their means of launch and other related elements (which include technologies and dual-use goods for illicit purposes). This type of financing can involve covert transactions, money laundering, and the use of illicit financial networks to hide activities related to the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
Bearing in mind that "the better we know you, the better we can serve you".