Definition
The MLR require risk assessment, policies, controls, customer due diligence, reporting, training, and record-keeping.
Why it matters
They are a central source of mandatory due diligence demand.
Glossary
MLR commonly refers to the UK Money Laundering Regulations, which set customer due diligence and AML obligations.
The MLR require risk assessment, policies, controls, customer due diligence, reporting, training, and record-keeping.
They are a central source of mandatory due diligence demand.