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                    Notes          Documents to verify the address are: Telephone bill, bank account statement, electricity bill,
                                   ration card, letter from employer to the satisfaction of the bank.
                                   Obtention of proper Introduction: The introducer must know and identify the customer and his
                                   profession; he himself should have satisfactorily operated account for at least six months and in
                                   his account, KYC norms must have been fulfilled.

                                   Photograph: A set of two photographs should be obtained from customer.
                                   Wherever applicable, information on the nature of business activity, location, mode of payments,
                                   volume of turnover, social and financial etc. will be collected for completing the profile of the
                                   customer.
                                   Risk Perception: Risk in various accounts will be based on: (I) Type of customer, (II) Type of
                                   products and services availed by the customer, and (III) Country where the customer is domiciled.
                                   Customers will be classified into three risk categories namely High,  Medium and Low,  and
                                   Negligible based on the risk perception.  The risk categorization will be reviewed periodically.
                                   Customer Identification Procedures will also be carried out in respect of non-account holders
                                   approaching bank for high value one-off transaction.

                                   High Risk Category: High Risk Customers; Customers engaged in certain professions; firms
                                   with sleeping partner(s), politically exposed persons of foreign origin; close relatives of politically
                                   exposed persons; trusts, charities, NGOs, religious/social organizations and the organizations
                                   receiving donations; where accounts are opened/operated through a mandate or power of
                                   attorney; persons/entities with dubious reputation as per the information available in public
                                   domain, non-face-to-face customers.
                                   High Risk Countries: Without anti-money laundering and regulations; Politically unstable regime
                                   with high level of public/private sector corruption; known to be drug producing or drug transit
                                   countries; non-cooperative country as classified by Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

                                   Medium Risk category: Medium Risk country (nationality is irrelevant); Current Account
                                   customers where credit or debit summations exceed Rs. 50 lakh per annum in their accounts, but
                                   they do not provide sufficient documentary proof and other deposit account customers where
                                   credit or debit summations exceed Rs.10 lakh per annum in their accounts, but they do not
                                   provide sufficient documentary proof.
                                   Low Risk category: All customers not falling under the category of High/Medium Risks are to
                                   be classified under Low Risk category.  All borrowal customers, where due diligence is exercised
                                   at the time of granting the credit facilities.
                                   Negligible Risk category or Applicability of reduced KYC Procedure: Where a customer intends
                                   to keep balance not exceeding Rs 50,000/- in all his/her accounts taken together in the Bank and
                                   total credit in all the accounts taken together not expecting to exceed Rs.2 lakh in a year. More so,
                                   he is not in a position to produce documents for the purpose of opening of account.



                                      Task  Analyze the KYC norms of a particular bank.

                                   Self Assessment


                                   Fill in the blanks:
                                   1.  Any person or entity connected with a ......................... transaction which can pose significant
                                       reputational or other risks to the bank is called customer.





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