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4. Review the bank’s policies, procedures, and controls for performing enhanced scrutiny, and assess whether they are reasonably designed to detect and report transactions that may involve the proceeds of foreign corruption, of which a senior foreign political figure is a nominal or beneficial owner.

A 4.8.2.1 Transaction Testing 1. On the basis of a risk assessment, prior examination reports, and a review of the bank’s audit findings, select a sample of customer files to determine whether the bank has ascertained the identity of the nominal and beneficial owners of, and the source of, funds deposited into private banking accounts for noncitizens. From the sample selected determine whether ■ The bank’s procedures comply with internal policies and statutory requirements; ■ The bank has followed its own procedures governing risk assessments of private banking accounts for noncitizens; and ■ The bank performs enhanced scrutiny, consistent with its policy, regulatory guidance, and statutory requirements, of private banking accounts for which senior foreign political figures are nominal or beneficial owners 2. On the basis of examination procedures completed, including transaction testing, determine the ability of policies, procedures, and processes to meet regulatory requirements associated with practicing due diligence in private banking programs.

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