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eurotuner wrote:Man driving a land rover and from sealots, and all the underachievors jelly, lol. Plus who gaf.
buscax wrote:Well look how two institutions going to get caught in that piece of money laundering bacchanal...
The dealer and the insurance company that accepted that business.
Because the due diligence on a proper source of funds for transactions in excess of $50k requires a statement of affairs with audited bank statements going back 3 years.
I'm certain he has neither
pugboy wrote:every year my insurance does harrass me for fiu information
does this happen to other ppl ?
j.o.e wrote:buscax wrote:Well look how two institutions going to get caught in that piece of money laundering bacchanal...
The dealer and the insurance company that accepted that business.
Because the due diligence on a proper source of funds for transactions in excess of $50k requires a statement of affairs with audited bank statements going back 3 years.
I'm certain he has neither
You’re actually incorrect. The company needs to ask the source if funds. It’s not their job to prove or disprove it. I can say my money is from anything business, inheritance, lotto. Their due diligence is not as rigid as banks. FIU just needs the ‘source’.
Dave wrote:As part of Central Bank regulations on financial institutions they require all of them to distribute and collect this information from their clients. Depending on these institutions not crossing their t's and dotting their i's as far as these and other forms are concerned their license to operate may not be renewed.
Dave wrote:B&L my friend plus their are many financial institutions that lose their license on a yearly basis. They cannot trade but they can still service clients with information. We just don't hear about it and they will never say that they lost their license.
When you loose your license it may not be a criminal act, it could be noncompliance.
Dave wrote:I believe they were bought over and yes they lost their license to operate as an insurance company a few times as well as many other companies like them in the late 80s and early 90s. Many brokers also loose their license to operate as such.
Dizzy28 wrote:Dave wrote:I believe they were bought over and yes they lost their license to operate as an insurance company a few times as well as many other companies like them in the late 80s and early 90s. Many brokers also loose their license to operate as such.
Isn't B&L now Motor One?
Dave wrote:They were bought out with new owners and new shareholders so yes they were issued a new license. I don't know about this RR but you asked a question and I answered and explained a few points for you of how this aspect and why certain things are done.
Thanks
buscax wrote:You really feel any government going up against the Sabga empire?maj. tom wrote:So I take it that the IRD taxman going to seize the vehicle and funds used to purchase it right? Unless everything above board with the Income Tax Act. If this doesn't happen, it just shows how blatant and clear the government is treating crime and corruption.
The dealer should have known better than to touch dirty money so openly.
Because by law, if they dont report this suspicious financial activity they would be an accomplice to money laundering.
Page not found?noshownogo wrote:https://newsday.co.tt/2018/07/25/fiu-clears-purchase-of-range-rover-by-suspected-gang-leader/
Case closed?
novastar1 wrote:Page not found?noshownogo wrote:https://newsday.co.tt/2018/07/25/fiu-clears-purchase-of-range-rover-by-suspected-gang-leader/
Case closed?
SR wrote:Pump illegal money into legitimate buisnesses then make purchases from said buisnesses
Sell investments after a couple montha and voila clean money...
SR wrote:Pump illegal money into legitimate buisnesses then make purchases from said buisnesses
Sell investments after a couple montha and voila clean money...
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