Overview of AML Policies and Procedures for Introducing Brokers

Federal law and NFA rules require Introducing Brokers to maintain an Anti-Money Laundering program implemented by written policies, procedures and controls. NFA provides a number of materials to help IBs ensure their AML programs are compliant, including the Self-Examination Checklist, Exhibit A thereto, and other materials on NFA’s website. The AML program has several components as described below. IBs must designate one or more individuals to oversee the AML program and on an annual basis must have an independent audit of their AML program and train employees on AML procedures. 1. Customer Identification Program (“CIP”) The CIP must allow the…

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