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1 A-Organisational Data
All Reporting Entities should complete this sheet but some questions are conditional
on the type of regulated business undertaken
e.g. A4 should only be completed by a TCB
2 B-Compliance Data All Reporting Entities should complete this sheet
3 C-Financial Sanctions All Reporting Entities should complete this sheet
4 D-Country ListThis sheet should be completed by any Reporting Entity that answers positively for
questions A14, A15, A16, A23(a) or A23(b)
5 E-CommentsThis sheet should be completed where a Reporting Entity wishes to provide
explanatory information for any one of A9, A21, A22, A23(a) or A23(b).
AML/CFT Data Collection Questionnaire
Phase 1 of Risk Based Supervision Data
This workbook contains 5 spreadsheets which should be completed taking note of the guidance below
Questions A1 to A20 should be answered only in respect of the Reporting Entity
A1 Full name of the Reporting Entity (1)
A2 Regulated Business carried on by the Reporting Entity Deposit-taking
(Mark with an X all that apply) Trust Company Business
Investment Business
Fund Services Business
AIF Services Business
Money Service Business
A3Reporting
Entity
Participating
members
Yes/No Number
Lawyers
Accountants
Estate agency services
High value dealers
Casinos (including internet casinos)
Other services set out in paragraph 7(1) of Part B of Schedule 2 to the Proceeds of Crime (Jersey) Law 1999:
(a)
(b)
(c) financial leasing
(e)
(f) guarantees and commitments
(g)
(h)
(i)
(j) money broking
(k) portfolio management and advice
(l) safekeeping and administration of securities
(m) safe custody services
(n)
A4 If conducting Trust Company Business, number of participating members (if any)
A5
A6 If conducting Fund Services Business, number of managed entities (if any)
A7 If conducting Fund Services Business, number of unregulated funds to which services are provided (if any)
A8 If conducting Fund Services Business, Trust Company Business or Investment Business, number of supported
fund operators (3) that provide services to:
Unregulated Funds
Private Funds (JPF, COBO Only, PPF and VPF)
A9 If conducting Fund Services Business, Trust Company Business or Investment Business, number of private
AML/CFT Data Collection Questionnaire
Data reporting date: 31/12/2017
Section A: Organisational data/footprint
acceptance of deposits and other repayable funds from the public
lending, including consumer credit, mortgage credit, factoring (with or without recourse), financing of
commercial transactions (including forfeiting)
Specified Schedule 2 Business carried on by the Reporting Entity:
issuing and administering means of payment (such as credit and debit cards, cheques, travellers'
cheques, money orders and bankers' drafts, and electronic money)
trading for the account of third parties in: (i) money market instruments (cheques, bills, certificates of
deposit, derivatives etc), (ii) foreign exchange, (iii) futures and options (financial and commodity), (iv)
exchange, interest rate and index instruments, (v) transferable securities
participation in securities issues (and the provision of services related to such issues) except in the
course of business excluded by the operation of paragraph 4(ca), (cb) or (h) of Part A of Schedule 2 of
the Proceeds of Crime (Jersey) Law 1999
advice to undertakings on capital structure, industrial strategy and related questions and advice as
well as services relating to mergers and the purchase of undertakings
otherwise investing, administering or managing funds or money on behalf of third parties
If conducting Trust Company Business, number of private trust companies (2) administered by the Reporting Entity (if any)
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funds (4) in relation to which services are provided (i) directly to a private fund or (ii) to a service provider
of a private fund (5): Jersey Private Funds (JPF)
COBO only Funds
Number of COBO Only funds that are likely to terminate by 31/12/20
Private Placement Funds (PPF)
Number of PPFs that are likely to terminate by 31/12/20
Very Private Funds (VPF)
Number of VPFs that are likely to terminate by 31/12/20
A10 If conducting accountancy services, is the Reporting Entity a member of a professional body? (6)
A11(a) Where the Reporting Entity is established outside Jersey, is it subject to supervision by an overseas regulator?
A11(b) If the answer to A11(a) is yes, in which country is the overseas regulator?
A12(a) Is the Reporting Entity part of a group of companies and subject to consolidated supervision by an overseas regulator?
A12(b) If the answer to A12(a) is yes, in which country is the overseas regulator?
A13 Is any parent entity of the Reporting Entity one of the following:
(Mark with an X all that apply) Bank
Non-bank financial services
Private Equity/Fund
Law firm
Accountancy Firm
A14 Please answer question using "D-Country List" tab
A15Please answer question using "D-Country List" tab
A16Please answer question using "D-Country List" tab
A17(a)
A17(b)
50% or more Less than 50%
A18 Number of employees (full time equivalent)
A19
A20 Number of unfilled vacancies in compliance and risk
Questions A21 to A23 should be answered on an Aggregated Basis
A21 Total number of customers as at the reporting date or during the year ended on the reporting date (8)
A22 Total number of unique beneficial owners and controllers of customers (9)
A23(a)
Please answer question using "D-Country List" tab
A23(b)
Please answer question using "D-Country List" tab
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
Number of unique PEPs (10) by country, who are customers or beneficial owners
and controllers of customers (11), where no property of the PEP is handled in the
business relationship or one-off transaction
Total income for the year ended on the reporting date or the Reporting Entity's
most recent financial year end (in GBP thousands)
Estimate of income from regulated/Specified Schedule 2 business activity for the
same period as reported at A17(a) (in GBP thousands)
Number of subsidiaries of the Reporting Entity operatingin each country
A private fund is a scheme falling within the definition of "collective investment fund" in Article 3 of the Collective Investment Funds
(Jersey) Law 1988 except that the offer of units in the scheme or arrangement is not an offer to the public within the meaning of that
Article.
As defined in Articles 4 and 4A of Part 1 of the Financial Services (Trust Company Business (Exemptions)) (Jersey) Order 2000.
Number of branches or representative offices of the Reporting Entity that are
regulated/supervised for AML/CFT purposes (7)
Number of unique PEPs (10) by country, who are customers or beneficial owners
and controllers of customers (11), where property of the PEP is handled in the
business relationship or one-off transaction
Number of employees (full time equivalent) working in compliance and risk
Average working week spent in Jersey
Number of subsidiaries of the Reporting Entity that are regulated/supervised for
AML/CFT purposes
Where the Reporting Entity is an affiliation leader, this form must be completed on behalf of the whole affiliation.
A supported fund operator is defined in guidance
If services are provided to a private fund and/or to a service provider of the same private fund only count this as one private fund
customer.
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(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
For example, Association of Accounting Technicians, Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, Association of International Accountants, Association of
Taxation Technicians, Chartered Institute of Management Accountants, Chartered Institute of Taxation, Insolvency Practitioners Association, Institute of
Certified Bookkeepers, Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland, Institute of Chartered
Accountants of Scotland, Institute of Financial Accountants, International Association of Bookkeepers
To include PEPs who are third parties for whom a customer is acting, beneficial owners and controllers of such third parties, and persons acting, or
purporting to act, on behalf of the customer.
For reporting date or reporting period see guidance
To include beneficial owners or controllers of third parties for whom a customer is acting.
See Guidance
To include PEPs as defined in Article 15(6) of the MLO.
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Questions should be answered on a Consolidated Basis
B1 Number of SARs handled (internally) by the MLRO/Deputy MLRO in 2016
in 2017
B2 Number of SARs submitted to the JFCU and/or overseas FIU in 2016
in 2017
B3 Average (1) number of working days taken by MLRO/Deputy MLRO in 2016
to process an internal SAR (2) in 2017
B4 Longest number of working days taken by MLRO/Deputy MLRO in 2016
to process an internal SAR (2) in 2017
B5 Number of 'no consent' responses received from the JFCU and/or overseas FIU in 2016
in 2017
B6 Number of requests for information served by the JFCU and/or overseas FIU in 2016
in 2017
B7 Number of production orders served in respect of AML/CFT matters and TIEAs in 2016
in 2017
B8 Number of disciplinary actions taken against employees in 2016
in 2017
B9
B10(a)
None
What kind of screening system has been used during the reporting period? (3) (Mark
with an X to indicate all that apply)
Automated Off the Shelf
packageAutomated Bespoke or
Developed system
AML/CFT Data Collection Questionnaire
Data reporting period: 1/1/2016 - 31/12/2017
Section B: Compliance data, including key risk indicators
Change to designated persons
listed under sanctions regimeChange to customer (4)
information
New customer (4)
Payments
Manual
B10(b) In line with policies, for
higher risk customers, at what point
is screening carried out?
Indicate which of the following trigger events would prompt
screening to be undertaken
(Mark with an X to indicate all that apply)
Receipt of adverse information
about customer (4) or business
relationship
Receipt of funds from new
source/payment to new third party
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Other - please specify below
B11 What is the frequency of screening of the whole database?
(1) Median
(2)
(3) To include screening for sanctions, PEPs and other information.
(4) To include parties listed in Article 3(2) of the MLO, ie (i) customers, (ii) beneficial owners and controllers of customers, (iii)
third parties on whose behalf the customer acts, and (iv) persons authorised to act on behalf of a customer
Where customer is in a group,
acquisition of, or changes to,
subsidiaries, associates and other
investments of customers
Being the period between the date of the internal SAR and the date of the external SAR or decision taken not to report.
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Questions should be answered on a Consolidated Basis
C1 Number of positive matches that have been detected in 2016
in 2017
C2 Number of positive matches that have been reported in 2016
in 2017
C3 The name(s) of the Jersey legal act in accordance with which a report was made
C4 Value of funds or other assets frozen under the Jersey sanctions regime in 2016
(in thousands of GBP) in 2017
C5 The name(s) of the Jersey legal act in accordance with which funds or other
assets were frozen
AML/CFT Data Collection Questionnaire
Data reporting period: 1/1/2016 - 31/12/2017
Section C: Financial sanctions
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ISO
CODE Country
Number of subsidiaries of the
regulated person/affiliation
leader operating in each
country
Number of subsidiaries of the
regulated person/affiliation
leader that are
regulated/supervised for
AML/CFT purposes
Number of branches or
representative offices of the
regulated person/affiliation
that are
regulated/supervised for
AML/CFT purposes
Number of PEPs by country,
who are customers or
beneficial owners and
controllers of customers,
where property of the PEP is
handled in the business
relationship or one-off
transaction
Number of PEPs by country,
who are customers or
beneficial owners and
controllers of customers,
where no property of the
PEP is handled in the
business relationship or one-
off transaction
A14 A15 A16 A23(a) A23(b)
4 Afghanistan
248 Aland Islands
8 Albania
12 Algeria
16 American Samoa
20 Andorra
24 Angola
660 Anguilla
10 Antarctica
28 Antigua and Barbuda
32 Argentina
51 Armenia
533 Aruba
36 Australia
40 Austria
31 Azerbaijan
44 Bahamas
48 Bahrain
50 Bangladesh
52 Barbados
112 Belarus
56 Belgium
84 Belize
204 Benin
60 Bermuda
64 Bhutan
68 Bolivia
535 Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
70 Bosnia and Herzegovina
72 Botswana
74 Bouvet Island
76 Brazil
86 British Indian Ocean Territory
96 Brunei Darussalam
100 Bulgaria
854 Burkina Faso
108 Burundi
116 Cambodia
120 Cameroon
124 Canada
132 Cape Verde
136 Cayman Islands
140 Central African Republic
148 Chad
152 Chile
156 China
162 Christmas Island
166 Cocos (Keeling) Islands
170 Colombia
174 Comoros
180 Congo (Democratic Republic of)
178 Congo
184 Cook Islands
188 Costa Rica
384 Cote d'Ivoire
191 Croatia
192 Cuba
531 Curacao
196 Cyprus
203 Czech Republic
208 Denmark
262 Djibouti
212 Dominica
214 Dominican Republic
218 Ecuador
818 Egypt
222 El Salvador
226 Equatorial Guinea
232 Eritrea
233 Estonia
AML/CFT Data Collection Questionnaire
Data reporting date: 31/12/2017
Section D: Country list
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ISO
CODE Country
Number of subsidiaries of the
regulated person/affiliation
leader operating in each
country
Number of subsidiaries of the
regulated person/affiliation
leader that are
regulated/supervised for
AML/CFT purposes
Number of branches or
representative offices of the
regulated person/affiliation
that are
regulated/supervised for
AML/CFT purposes
Number of PEPs by country,
who are customers or
beneficial owners and
controllers of customers,
where property of the PEP is
handled in the business
relationship or one-off
transaction
Number of PEPs by country,
who are customers or
beneficial owners and
controllers of customers,
where no property of the
PEP is handled in the
business relationship or one-
off transaction
A14 A15 A16 A23(a) A23(b)
231 Ethiopia
238 Falkland Islands
234 Faroe Islands
242 Fiji
246 Finland
250 France
254 French Guyana
258 French Polynesia
260 French Southern Territories
266 Gabon
270 Gambia
268 Georgia
276 Germany
288 Ghana
292 Gibraltar
300 Greece
304 Greenland
308 Grenada
312 Guadeloupe
316 Guam
320 Guatemala
831 Guernsey
324 Guinea
624 Guinea Bissau
328 Guyana
332 Haiti
334 Heard Island and McDonald Islands
336 Holy See (Vatican City State)
340 Honduras
344 Hong Kong
348 Hungary
352 Iceland
356 India
360 Indonesia
364 Iran
368 Iraq
372 Ireland
833 Isle of Man
376 Israel
380 Italy
388 Jamaica
392 Japan
832 Jersey
400 Jordan
398 Kazakhstan
404 Kenya
296 Kiribati
408 Korea (North)
410 Korea (South)
414 Kuwait
417 Kyrgyzstan
418 Lao
428 Latvia
422 Lebanon
426 Lesotho
430 Liberia
434 Libya
438 Liechtenstein
440 Lithuania
442 Luxembourg
446 Macau
807 Macedonia
450 Madagascar
454 Malawi
458 Malaysia
462 Maldives
466 Mali
470 Malta
584 Marshall Islands
474 Martinique
478 Mauritania
480 Mauritius
175 Mayotte
484 Mexico
583 Micronesia
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ISO
CODE Country
Number of subsidiaries of the
regulated person/affiliation
leader operating in each
country
Number of subsidiaries of the
regulated person/affiliation
leader that are
regulated/supervised for
AML/CFT purposes
Number of branches or
representative offices of the
regulated person/affiliation
that are
regulated/supervised for
AML/CFT purposes
Number of PEPs by country,
who are customers or
beneficial owners and
controllers of customers,
where property of the PEP is
handled in the business
relationship or one-off
transaction
Number of PEPs by country,
who are customers or
beneficial owners and
controllers of customers,
where no property of the
PEP is handled in the
business relationship or one-
off transaction
A14 A15 A16 A23(a) A23(b)
498 Moldova
492 Monaco
496 Mongolia
499 Montenegro
500 Montserrat
504 Morocco
508 Mozambique
104 Myanmar
516 Namibia
520 Nauru
524 Nepal
528 Netherlands
540 New Caledonia
554 New Zealand
558 Nicaragua
562 Niger
566 Nigeria
570 Niue
574 Norfolk Island
580 Northern Mariana Islands
578 Norway
512 Oman
586 Pakistan
585 Palau
275 Palestine
591 Panama
598 Papua New Guinea
600 Paraguay
604 Peru
608 Philippines
608 Pitcairn Island
616 Poland
620 Portugal
630 Puerto Rico
634 Qatar
638 Reunion
642 Romania
643 Russian Federation
646 Rwanda
652 Saint Barthelemy
654 Saint Helena, Ascension and Trista
659 Saint Kitts & Nevis Anguilla
662 Saint Lucia
663 Saint Martin (French part)
666 Saint Pierre and Miquelon
670 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
882 Samoa
674 San Marino
678 Sao Tome and Principe
682 Saudi Arabia
686 Senegal
688 Serbia
690 Seychelles
694 Sierra Leone
702 Singapore
534 Sint Maarten (Dutch part)
703 Slovakia
705 Slovenia
90 Solomon Islands
706 Somalia
710 South Africa
239 South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
728 South Sudan
724 Spain
144 Sri Lanka
729 Sudan
740 Suriname
744 Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands
748 Swaziland
752 Sweden
756 Switzerland
760 Syria
158 Taiwan
762 Tajikistan
834 Tanzania
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ISO
CODE Country
Number of subsidiaries of the
regulated person/affiliation
leader operating in each
country
Number of subsidiaries of the
regulated person/affiliation
leader that are
regulated/supervised for
AML/CFT purposes
Number of branches or
representative offices of the
regulated person/affiliation
that are
regulated/supervised for
AML/CFT purposes
Number of PEPs by country,
who are customers or
beneficial owners and
controllers of customers,
where property of the PEP is
handled in the business
relationship or one-off
transaction
Number of PEPs by country,
who are customers or
beneficial owners and
controllers of customers,
where no property of the
PEP is handled in the
business relationship or one-
off transaction
A14 A15 A16 A23(a) A23(b)
764 Thailand
626 Timor-Leste
768 Togo
772 Tokelau
776 Tonga
780 Trinidad and Tobago
788 Tunisia
792 Turkey
795 Turkmenistan
796 Turks and Caicos Islands
798 Tuvalu
800 Uganda
804 Ukraine
784 United Arab Emirates
826 United Kingdom
581 United States Minor Outlying Islands
840 United States of America
858 Uruguay
860 Uzbekistan
548 Vanuatu
862 Venezuela
704 Vietnam
92 Virgin Islands (British)
850 Virgin Islands (USA)
876 Wallis and Futuna Islands
732 Western Sahara
887 Yemen
894 Zambia
716 Zimbabwe
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Question
Number of COBO Only funds that are
likely to terminate by 31/12/20
Number of PPFs that are likely to
terminate by 31/12/20
Number of VPFs that are likely to
terminate by 31/12/20
A21
Total number of customers as at the
reporting date or during the year ended
on the reporting date
A22Total number of unique beneficial
owners and controllers of customers
A23(a)
Number of unique PEPs by country, who
are customers or beneficial owners and
controllers of customers, where
property of the PEP is handled in the
business relationship or one-off
transaction
A23(b)
Number of unique PEPs by country, who
are customers or beneficial owners and
controllers of customers, where no
property of the PEP is handled in the
business relationship or one-off
transaction
Reporting Entities may wish to provide information regarding the basis on which they have calculated these numbers
Reporting entities should provide an explanation of the basis on which they have calculated these numbers if it is not in line
with the guidance provided
NOTE: the JFSC is not seeking to collect any personal details such as names of individuals.
However, should any such data be supplied the JFSC has a legal duty to protect any information we collect from you. We use leading
technologies and security processes to safeguard your data, and follow strict security standards to prevent any unauthorised access to
it.
A9
Please provide in the relevant spaces below any explanations you consider will assist the JFSC
in understanding your data submission.
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