The Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) exists to apply measures outlined in the Financial Intelligence Centre Act, 2001 (Act 38 of 2001), which are intended to make the financial system intolerant to abuse. The FIC does this by working towards fulfilling its mandate of assisting in identifying the proceeds of crime, combating money laundering, the financing...
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Provide advice on reviews where expert knowledge of industry and guidance is requested;
Provide written / verbal testimony in administrative and criminal proceedings where required;
Respond to highly complex compliance queries where required;
Present to highly complex audiences, e.g. JSE members, and provide additional input into written material;
Provide expert advice on highly complex guidance products, including directives, as well as interpretation issues for the compliance handbook;
Lead and advise consultations with Supervisory Bodies;
Provide expert advice across industries pertaining to the entity compliance profiles;
Identify and provide expert advice and solutions related to the AML risks at the national, industry/sector and entity risk assessment levels;
Provide advice on research methodology and lead research in respect of risk based approach and other complex compliance areas;
Conceptualise and facilitate the development and implementation of data systems, reporting tools, and the integration of data within the FIC;
Engage with external reporters who have complex business systems, to facilitate registration and reporting;
Engage and facilitate with external agencies to facilitate the movement of information from them to the FIC in a format that can be integrated into the FIC systems.
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