## What is KYC?
Know Your Customer (KYC) is a crucial regulatory requirement that businesses must adhere to in order to prevent financial crime and safeguard their customers' identities and finances. By verifying the identity and address of their customers, businesses can mitigate risks associated with money laundering, terrorist financing, and fraud.
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Authority | Definition |
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FATF | KYC is a process by which businesses verify the identity of their customers before entering into a business relationship with them. |
FCA | KYC involves verifying the identity of the customer, and understanding the purpose and nature of the business relationship. |
Authority | Statistics |
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ACAMS | Money laundering and terrorist financing costs the global economy an estimated $2.4 trillion to $4 trillion annually. |
UNODC | Over $2 trillion is laundered through the global financial system each year. |
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Authority | Benefits |
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World Bank | KYC promotes financial inclusion by increasing access to banking services for unbanked populations. |
IMF | KYC helps businesses meet their regulatory obligations and avoid financial penalties. |
Authority | Key Challenges |
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Deloitte | Balancing the need for thorough KYC checks with the customer experience is a key challenge. |
PwC | Ensuring that KYC information remains up-to-date and accurate can be a challenge for businesses. |
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