Centre expands financial scrutiny
Mint Mumbai|March 10, 2023
The Union government tweaked rules on money laundering, putting non-government organizations (NGOs) and “politically exposed persons" under tighter scrutiny, significantly widening the range of people and entities whose financial transactions agencies such as the Enforcement Directorate will have access to.
Rajeev Jayaswal & Neeraj Chauhan
Centre expands financial scrutiny

The rules were disclosed as part of two gazette notifications by the Union ministry of finance late on Tuesday, with the one related to politically exposed persons (PEP) covering individuals working for a foreign country, senior politicians, functionaries of political parties, senior bureaucrats, judges, and military personnel.

For these people as well as NGOs, banks will need to maintain records on the nature and value of transactions, the new rules add, while also laying down the procedure for how this information will be shared, the time for which such data will be retained, and the manner in which identity records of such clients will be maintained by banking companies, financial institutions and intermediaries.

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