RICS Rules of Conduct and Global Professional Standards
Countering financial crime (professional standard, 2nd edition) – RICS Rules of Conduct and Global Professional Standards

RICS Rules of Conduct and Global Professional Standards CFC-3F-a: Money laundering and terrorist financing: firm controls, reporting and tipping-off

Regulated firms must be cautious and never enable or take part in laundering or terrorist financing; must run systems and training that meet RICS standards and local law and make sure they are applied; must report suspicions to the authorities specified by local law (recording them where no law applies); must keep money laundering concerns confidential to avoid tipping off; must not ignore red flags; and must periodically assess the risks of prospective and existing relationships and end a relationship where necessary without alerting the subject.

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