Julius Berger Anti-Money Laundering Policy and Procedure
Julius Berger Anti-Money Laundering Policy and Procedure
Julius Berger Anti-Money Laundering Policy and Procedure
Anti-Money Laundering
Policy and Procedure
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc | RC No. 6852
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Anti-Money Laundering Policy and Procedure
Introduction
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc recognizes the importance of preventing money laundering and terrorism financing and is
committed to the highest standards of Anti-Money Laundering and Combating Terrorist Financing in Nigeria.
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, as a designated non-financial institution (DNFI), is subject to applicable legislation designed
to prevent Money Laundering. This legislation includes legislation such as: Terrorism Prevention Act 2103, Money
Laundering Prohibition Act, 2011 (as amended) and others.
To fulfil this commitment, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc has established internal policies and procedures. This Policy
establishes standards which every employee, contractor and business partner of Julius Berger Nigeria Plc should
observe.
1. Scope
Money Laundering is the process of any activity by which criminally obtained money or other assets (criminal
property) are exchanged for “clean” money or other assets with no obvious link to their criminal origins.
Criminal proceeds may take any form, including money or money’s worth, securities, tangible property and intangible
property.
Terrorism Financing is defined as providing, depositing, distributing or collection funds, directly or indirectly, intended
to be used, or knowing that these funds are to be wholly or partially use, for the committing of terrorist acts.
This Policy is aimed to prevent any company or individual from using Julius Berger Nigeria Plc for money laundering
or terrorist financing activities.
2. Our Policy
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Unusual activity during the customer due diligence process or customer engagement should be reported immediately
to the designated Julius Berger Nigeria Plc Chief Compliance department or commercial department.
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc will classify its customers based on a risk level in its applicable line of business processes
and procedures. Identifying the potential risk will help to effectively manage these risks, implementing controls to
mitigate the identified risk, if any.
• Persons included in any official lists of sanctions, in line with the Julius Berger Nigeria Plc Sanctions Policy;
• Persons indicating possible involvement in criminal activities, based on available information about them;
• Persons with businesses in which the legitimacy of activity or source of funds can’t be reasonably verified;
• Persons refusing to provide the required information or documentation; or
• Entities whose shareholder/control structure cannot be determined.
Records should be kept for as long as the relationship endures with the customer and for at least five (5) years after
the relationship ends. In countries where this period exceeds the established period of time, the legally established
time period will be considered to comply with local law.
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3. Reporting Suspicious Activity
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc expects that, if any employee, contractor or business partner becomes aware of any
suspicion or knowledge of possible Money Laundering activity, this is reported without undue delay to the AMLO.
This can either be done contacting directly the AMLO or his deputy.
A report on suspicious activity should contain, at least, the following information, which will be confirmed by the
AMLO:
The AMLO may make reasonable enquiries within Julius Berger Nigeria Plc to confirm these suspicions or obtain
additional information to confirm these suspicions. After this assessment, the AMLO will determine whether or not it
is necessary to file an official report to the responsible money laundering authority.
Details of internal reports will be held by the AMLO separately, excluded from customer files, to avoid inadvertent or
inappropriate disclosure.
4. Training
Julius Berger Nigeria Plc has a high commitment to compliance and all employees and contractors are required to
complete mandatory compliance training, including provisions on anti-money laundering, on an annual basis.
Job-specific and comprehensive anti-money laundering training should be provided to the relevant employees to
help recognize and deal with transactions which may lead to money laundering or terrorist financing.
Regular reviews of the effectiveness of this Policy are carried out in addition to audits periodically undertaken by
the Julius Berger Nigeria Plc Internal Audit function. This provides Executive Management and the Board Audit
Committee with the necessary assurance and information regarding the operating effectiveness of Julius Berger
Nigeria Plc’s controls and processes relating to this Policy.
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