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As the AMLC recognizes the significant impact of Typhoon Odette on business operations due to damages on power supply lines and communication lines, including internet connectivity, please be advised of the following:

Pursuant to Item V-C Part 1, General Provisions of the 2021 AMLC Registration and Reporting Guidelines (ARRG), 16 December 2021 to 31 January 2022 are officially declared as non-reporting days, limited only to areas affected by Typhoon Odette under Proclamation No. 1267 series of 2021, declaring a State of Calamity in Regions IV-B, VI, VII,VIII, X, and XIII, and shall be excluded from the counting of the prescribed reporting period, subject to the validation of the AMLC.

The foregoing is without prejudice to the voluntary submissions by covered persons (CPs) of covered (CTRs) and suspicious transaction reports (STRs) within the reglementary period through the AMLC portal.

Moreover, CPs located on the affected areas as well as CPs with branches operating in the said areas should submit all reportable transactions (C/STRs) when the situation permits and ensure that the proper institution code (incorporating the branch code if applicable) is entered in the transaction report.

Further, CPs shall request the exclusion of these subject transactions during AMLC’s compliance check on timeliness by providing documentation/proof that these are indeed subject to the localized non-reporting days, subject to the validation and approval of the AMLC.


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As covered persons, DNFBPs are required to develop, adopt, and implement an MTPP. The MTPP is an essential component in the anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) compliance regime of DNFBPs. One of the primary goals of the MTPP is to protect the institution from money laundering, terrorism financing, and other financial crimes. Thus, designing a risk-based MTPP must be one of the top priorities of a DNFBP’s management.

In this regard, the AMLC prescribes the MTPP Outline for DNFBPs, which serves as a guide in the MTPP development of DNFBPs. The outline contains the minimum requirements for an MTPP provided under Section 9 of the 2021 AML/CTF Guidelines for DNFBPs. This outline shall not, however, be taken as the only format acceptable as there is no one-size-fits-all MTPP, given the different risks and business models of DNFBPs. DNFBPs may supplement the policies and procedures required in this outline with their own relevant policies and procedures on various lines of businesses, which address specific areas and risks.

MTPP Outline for DNFBPs

Posted 6 December 2021

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Posted 1 December 2021

The 2021 Anti-Money Laundering/Counter-Terrorism Financing Guidelines for Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions (DNFBPs) require the registration of new covered persons and existing DNFBPs within six (6) months from the effectivity of the guidelines. The guidelines took effect on 21 June 2021, thus the deadline for registration is on 21 December 2021. For newly established DNFBPs, registration must be done prior to the commencement of their operations. Access to the AMLC reporting portal will only be granted to registered DNFBPs.

Non-registration with the AMLC may result in the imposition of enforcement actions under the Enforcement Action Guidelines; and/or administrative sanctions against a non-registered DNFBP as per the Rules on the Imposition of Administrative Sanctions under Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2001 (AMLA), as amended (RPAC). If not registered, a DNFBP would not be able to electronically submit covered (CTRs) and suspicious transaction reports (STRs). Non-submission of CTRs/STRs, knowing that such reports are required to be submitted, is penalized as a money laundering offense under the last paragraph of Section 4 of the AMLA, as amended.

Posted 21 December 2021

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