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新《中华人民共和国反洗钱法》施行首年,恒生电子助力金融机构打造数智化风控体系

Group 1 - The new Anti-Money Laundering Law of the People's Republic of China will be implemented in 2025, marking a new phase in the country's anti-money laundering efforts and setting higher standards for financial institutions [1] - The securities industry is focusing on enhancing its anti-money laundering capabilities as a key aspect of risk compliance work this year [1] - Financial institutions need to establish effective anti-money laundering risk management systems to improve their ability to identify and respond to money laundering risks [1] Group 2 - The implementation of the "Beneficial Owner New Regulation" is a significant task for this year, with securities companies required to connect to the Central Bank's Beneficial Owner Management Information System (BOMIS) by the end of September [2] - Financial institutions must prepare comprehensively to ensure successful testing with the People's Bank of China, transitioning from beneficiary information adjustments to interactions with the BOMIS system [2] - The upgraded Hang Seng Anti-Money Laundering System V5.0 focuses on data governance and has undergone comprehensive upgrades across various dimensions, including list management and suspicious transaction modeling [2] Group 3 - The Hang Seng Anti-Money Laundering System V5.0 has enhanced list management capabilities, creating a complete closed-loop from pre- to post-transaction [3] - The system has improved the effectiveness of suspicious modeling through scenario-based modeling and data quality enhancement [3] - The system is now compatible with new regulatory requirements and supports comprehensive risk prevention across the entire chain, having established deep cooperation with nearly 400 financial institutions, including around 70 in the securities sector [3]