ECSH45780 | Fit and proper and approvals: contents: operational guidance: authorisations decision maker roles explained
From HM Revenue & Customs · Economic Crime Supervision Handbook
The administrative officer is responsible for:
Ensuring all fees have been paid by the business and raising any missing charges.
Clearing any administrative risks (e.g., manually checking ID documents from foreign nationals or querying any application for registrations as an unusual combination of sectors).
Checking the business’ website and companies house registration to ensure that it has included all its beneficial owners, officers, or managers (BOOMs), premises and services in its application for anti-money laundering supervision.
Ensuring that the business has confirmed that it has a risk assessment (RA) and policies, controls and procedures (PCPs) in place.
Sending data capture letters to BOOMs included in applications from high value dealers (HVDs), money service businesses (MSBs) and trust or company service providers (TCSPs).
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Authorisations approvals decision maker
The approvals decision maker (DM) is responsible for:
Further guidance on financial sanctions is available in ECSH82775.
Authorisations fit and proper decision maker
The fit and proper (F&P) DM is responsible for conducting the same checks as the approvals DM above and:
Conducts F&P checks using the following systems for all new applications: ICE, JARD, Equifax, Vision, PAYE, and FAME.
Consider data capture responses from the business and its BOOMs to decide if they are F&P to provide the services of a MSB or TCSP.
Issue F&P determination letters.