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Economic Crime Supervision Handbook

ECSH47500 · Refusing or rejecting an application for registration: Contents 

  • ECSH47520 · Refusing an application
  • ECSH47525 · Rejecting an application technical guidance
  • ECSH47531 · Refusing an application for registration: Contents : Refusing registration: Operational guidance: When to refuse
  • ECSH47532 · Refusing an application for registration: Contents : Refusing registration: Operational guidance: The refusal process
  • ECSH47533 · Refusing an application for registration: Contents : Refusing registration: Operational guidance: Refusing an application: When to update the watchlist
  • ECSH47534 · Refusing a money transmitter - contacting the Financial Conduct Authority
  • ECSH47535 · Refusing an MSB agent - when to contact a principal
  • ECSH47536 · Refusing an application for registration: operational guidance: auto-rejection
  1. Refusing or rejecting an application for registration: Contents 
  2. Refusing an application for registration: Contents : Refusing registration: Operational guidance: Refusing an application: When to update the watchlist

ECSH47533 | Refusing an application for registration: Contents : Refusing registration: Operational guidance: Refusing an application: When to update the watchlist

From HM Revenue & Customs · Economic Crime Supervision Handbook

The Economic Crime-Supervision (EC-S) watchlist is a spreadsheet which holds details of businesses that may require further checks if the business should reapply for anti-money laundering supervision. Further guidance relating to the EC-S Watchlist is available in ECSH34235.

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

When you refuse an application for anti-money laundering supervision, you should consider any money laundering, terrorist financing or proliferation financing (ML/TF/PF) risks presented by the business to decide if it is necessary for caseworkers to be notified of this risk should the business submit a further application. In this event, you should enter the business’ details into the EC-S watchlist and explain the reason for refusal.

The following is a list of reasons for refusal that should not typically be added to the Watchlist:

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The business has ceased trading. The business is out of scope of the Regulations. The business has failed to add a missing Beneficial Owner, Officer, or Manager to its application. The business has failed to amend its application. You have refused the business, or it has asked to withdraw its application because: It has applied as the wrong legal entity. It has applied as the wrong sector. It has applied as the wrong sub-sector. It has applied using incorrect sign in details. The business’ name has been misspelled on the application form.

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

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