Tencent’s subsidiary, Money Data Ltd, has selected Thomson Reuters Risk solutions to comply with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s (HKMA) Anti Money Laundering (AML) and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) licensing requirements. This follows its successful application in obtaining the Stored Value Facilities (SVF) license under the Payment Systems and Stored Value Facilities Ordinance.
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Regulatory Technology Revolution
As a provider of services such as WeChat Pay, which enables WeChat users to transfer money, make Payments online and with participating retailers, Money Data implemented Thomson Reuters’s Risk solutions to assist in adhering to HKMA regulatory requirements.
The selection reaffirms the strength of Thomson Reuters, which last week teamed up with independent research firm New Constructs to offer innovative investment research to Thomson ONE North American Wealth Management clients, along with its prominent position in the regulatory technology revolution.
Thomson Reuters World-Check Risk Intelligence is a structured database on politically-exposed persons (PEPs) and heightened risk individuals and organizations globally.
Thomson Reuters provides comprehensive Risk Management solutions that help increase and protect a firm’s transparency and accountability.
World-Check data helps customers identify threats and comply with legislation and regulations for preventing money laundering, terrorist financing, corruption, organized crime and third party risk. Money Data has selected both web and software solutions of World-Check for simple integration in aiding their KYC workflow.
Sanjeev Chatrath, Managing Director, Financial & Risk, Asia Pacific, Thomson Reuters, said: “With the selection by Tencent of our AML and KYC solutions, Thomson Reuters continues our commitment to assist leading corporations respond to increased threats as well as comply better to regulatory requirements in the Asia region”.
He added: “For any regulated firm to thrive in the long term, consistent investment needs to be made in the risk, compliance and control functions. With heightened scrutiny on regulatory requirements around the globe, Thomson Reuters provides comprehensive, tailor-made and timely risk management solutions that help to increase and protect a firm’s transparency and accountability.”
Tencent’s subsidiary, Money Data Ltd, has selected Thomson Reuters Risk solutions to comply with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority’s (HKMA) Anti Money Laundering (AML) and Countering the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) licensing requirements. This follows its successful application in obtaining the Stored Value Facilities (SVF) license under the Payment Systems and Stored Value Facilities Ordinance.
Join the industry leaders at the Finance Magnates London Summit, 14-15 November, 2016. Register here!
Regulatory Technology Revolution
As a provider of services such as WeChat Pay, which enables WeChat users to transfer money, make Payments online and with participating retailers, Money Data implemented Thomson Reuters’s Risk solutions to assist in adhering to HKMA regulatory requirements.
The selection reaffirms the strength of Thomson Reuters, which last week teamed up with independent research firm New Constructs to offer innovative investment research to Thomson ONE North American Wealth Management clients, along with its prominent position in the regulatory technology revolution.
Thomson Reuters World-Check Risk Intelligence is a structured database on politically-exposed persons (PEPs) and heightened risk individuals and organizations globally.
Thomson Reuters provides comprehensive Risk Management solutions that help increase and protect a firm’s transparency and accountability.
World-Check data helps customers identify threats and comply with legislation and regulations for preventing money laundering, terrorist financing, corruption, organized crime and third party risk. Money Data has selected both web and software solutions of World-Check for simple integration in aiding their KYC workflow.
Sanjeev Chatrath, Managing Director, Financial & Risk, Asia Pacific, Thomson Reuters, said: “With the selection by Tencent of our AML and KYC solutions, Thomson Reuters continues our commitment to assist leading corporations respond to increased threats as well as comply better to regulatory requirements in the Asia region”.
He added: “For any regulated firm to thrive in the long term, consistent investment needs to be made in the risk, compliance and control functions. With heightened scrutiny on regulatory requirements around the globe, Thomson Reuters provides comprehensive, tailor-made and timely risk management solutions that help to increase and protect a firm’s transparency and accountability.”
