New Chinese beneficial ownership rules create audit burden

China is introducing new draft rules on beneficial ownership in a bid to bring anti-money laundering in line with international standards.
New Chinese beneficial ownership rules create audit burden

China is to broaden its anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CFT) laws with new draft rules that will require financial institutions (FIs) to identify and verify the identities of all ultimate beneficial owners of accounts opened and maintained for all customers.

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