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What to Report in a STR?

A suspicious transaction report should include the following details:

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personal particulars (name, identity card or passport number, date of birth, address, telephone number, bank account number) of the person(s) or company involved in the suspicious transaction;
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details of the suspicious financial activity;
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the reason why the transaction is suspicious - which suspicious activity indicators are present?
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the explanation, if any, given by the person about the transaction

In order to ensure that all relevant information is included in the STR, proformas have been designed by various regulatory bodies and institutions to assist STR makers. Click here to download a copy of these proformas.

 

 
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