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It is more demanding than it first appears.",{"type":47,"attrs":74,"content":75},{"textAlign":44},[76],{"text":77,"type":52,"marks":78},"TL;DR",[79,82],{"type":80,"attrs":81},"textStyle",{"color":11},{"type":83},"bold",{"type":85,"content":86},"bullet_list",[87,99,110,121,132,143,154],{"type":88,"content":89},"list_item",[90],{"type":47,"attrs":91,"content":92},{"textAlign":44},[93,97],{"text":94,"type":52,"marks":95},"How often you refresh investor information is already settled.",[96],{"type":83},{"text":98,"type":52}," The AMLR sets the maximum gap at one year for higher-risk investors and five years for everyone else. The guidelines cannot change this, and it is not what the consultation is about.",{"type":88,"content":100},[101],{"type":47,"attrs":102,"content":103},{"textAlign":44},[104,108],{"text":105,"type":52,"marks":106},"\"Everyone else\" includes your medium-risk investors.",[107],{"type":83},{"text":109,"type":52}," There is no middle tier with a longer cycle.",{"type":88,"content":111},[112],{"type":47,"attrs":113,"content":114},{"textAlign":44},[115,119],{"text":116,"type":52,"marks":117},"The lighter review option is narrower than reported.",[118],{"type":83},{"text":120,"type":52}," Reduced depth for dormant relationships is framed for low-risk customers only. 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Article 26(2) AMLR fixes them directly: the period between updates of customer information may not exceed 1 year for higher-risk customers to which enhanced due diligence measures apply, and 5 years for all other customers. That is regulation text, directly applicable from 10 July 2027, with no national variation and nothing left to negotiate.",{"type":88,"content":190},[191],{"type":47,"attrs":192,"content":193},{"textAlign":44},[194,196,201,203,209],{"text":195,"type":52},"What the guidelines govern is the ",{"text":197,"type":52,"marks":198},"how",[199],{"type":200},"italic",{"text":202,"type":52},". As a Level 3 instrument they sit below the AMLR and below the binding technical standards, addressed to obliged entities and to supervisory authorities alike. They do not create new obligations. They shape what BaFin, the CSSF and their peers will expect to see when they ask how you satisfied Article 26. 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The draft frames the reduced-depth option, where a relationship exists but no new activity has occurred and no new products or services have been offered, specifically for low-risk customers.",{"type":47,"attrs":239,"content":240},{"textAlign":44},[241],{"text":242,"type":52},"Where the lighter approach appies, AMLA describes something recognisable: checking business registries and other reliable sources, running PEP and adverse media screening, and confirming internally that nothing has changed in the nature or purpose of the relationship is enough.",{"type":47,"attrs":244,"content":245},{"textAlign":44},[246],{"text":247,"type":52},"For a full review, the draft sets out what should be assessed:",{"type":85,"content":249},[250,257,264,271],{"type":88,"content":251},[252],{"type":47,"attrs":253,"content":254},{"textAlign":44},[255],{"text":256,"type":52},"identification information on the customer and on beneficial owners,",{"type":88,"content":258},[259],{"type":47,"attrs":260,"content":261},{"textAlign":44},[262],{"text":263,"type":52},"beneficial ownership together with legal status and valid statutory representation,",{"type":88,"content":265},[266],{"type":47,"attrs":267,"content":268},{"textAlign":44},[269],{"text":270,"type":52},"an up-to-date understanding of the purpose and intended nature of the relationship including source of funds where relevant, and",{"type":88,"content":272},[273],{"type":47,"attrs":274,"content":275},{"textAlign":44},[276],{"text":277,"type":52},"whether anyone in the picture has become a politically exposed person, a family member or a close associate.",{"type":47,"attrs":279,"content":280},{"textAlign":44},[281],{"text":282,"type":52},"One practical detail is easy to miss: a review carried out earlier than scheduled resets the timeline for the next required update. For fund operations, that argues for attaching reviews to events that are already happening, a capital call, a transfer, a follow-on commitment, rather than running a separate compliance calendar alongside the fund calendar.",{"type":166,"attrs":284,"content":285},{"level":168,"textAlign":44},[286],{"text":287,"type":52},"Event-Driven Reviews and What Counts as a Trigger",{"type":47,"attrs":289,"content":290},{"textAlign":44},[291],{"text":292,"type":52},"Article 26 also requires review when circumstances change, not only when certain time has passed.",{"type":47,"attrs":294,"content":295},{"textAlign":44},[296],{"text":297,"type":52},"The draft groups the triggers into four categories:",{"type":178,"attrs":299,"content":300},{"order":180},[301,308,315,322],{"type":88,"content":302},[303],{"type":47,"attrs":304,"content":305},{"textAlign":44},[306],{"text":307,"type":52},"changes in identity, legal status or ownership;",{"type":88,"content":309},[310],{"type":47,"attrs":311,"content":312},{"textAlign":44},[313],{"text":314,"type":52},"behavioural, activity-based or transactional anomalies;",{"type":88,"content":316},[317],{"type":47,"attrs":318,"content":319},{"textAlign":44},[320],{"text":321,"type":52},"risk-relevant information or adverse findings such as new adverse media, new PEP status or regulatory notices; and",{"type":88,"content":323},[324],{"type":47,"attrs":325,"content":326},{"textAlign":44},[327],{"text":328,"type":52},"changes in financial situation, source of funds or wealth, or business activity.",{"type":47,"attrs":330,"content":331},{"textAlign":44},[332],{"text":333,"type":52},"Translated into fund events, the recurring ones are a transfer of an LP interest, a change of authorised signatories or directors at an investing entity, a restructuring above the investor in the ownership chain, and a new PEP or adverse media hit.",{"type":47,"attrs":335,"content":336},{"textAlign":44},[337],{"text":338,"type":52},"The draft also asks entities to consider whether automated or semi-automated processes are needed to capture those changes. It lists the realistic detection channels: screening outputs, company registries and public databases, internal escalation channels for staff who notice something, and information the customer supplies in the ordinary course of communication.",{"type":47,"attrs":340,"content":341},{"textAlign":44},[342],{"text":343,"type":52},"For most fund managers, that combination, screening plus registry monitoring plus a working escalation path from the investor relations side to compliance, is the framework. Transaction alerts are not.",{"type":166,"attrs":345,"content":346},{"level":168,"textAlign":44},[347],{"text":348,"type":52},"An Expired Passport Is Not an Automatic Trigger",{"type":47,"attrs":350,"content":351},{"textAlign":44},[352],{"text":353,"type":52},"The draft takes a deliberately risk-based line on expired identity documents.",{"type":47,"attrs":355,"content":356},{"textAlign":44},[357],{"text":358,"type":52},"Re-collection is not required by default on expiry. Instead, the assessment turns on the risk associated with the customer and the relationship, the risk of the issuing country, how long the document has been expired, whether older documents lack current security features, whether a new document would actually add anything to verification or risk assessment, and whether there is any doubt about the continued accuracy of the identification details.",{"type":47,"attrs":360,"content":361},{"textAlign":44},[362],{"text":363,"type":52},"Even where re-collection is warranted, timing is risk-based: without delay, or at the next scheduled review or the next occasion the customer interacts with you.",{"type":47,"attrs":365,"content":366},{"textAlign":44},[367],{"text":368,"type":52},"This is a genuine simplification against a common market practice of automatically flagging every expired passport. It is also, like everything else in the draft, a decision you now have to be able to explain.",{"type":166,"attrs":370,"content":371},{"level":168,"textAlign":44},[372],{"text":373,"type":52},"When Continuous Monitoring Does Not Fit the Business Model",{"type":47,"attrs":375,"content":376},{"textAlign":44},[377],{"text":378,"type":52},"Here is where the part of the drafted guidelines that speaks most directly to closed-end structures.",{"type":47,"attrs":380,"content":381},{"textAlign":44},[382],{"text":383,"type":52},"The general rule is that ongoing monitoring should be performed continuously throughout the relationship. Where that is not possible because of the nature of the business model, the draft allows monitoring at defined stages in the lifecycle where risks may arise or materially change.",{"type":47,"attrs":385,"content":386},{"textAlign":44},[387],{"text":388,"type":52},"It also sets out what a framework can rely on in place of transaction data. A structured assessment of behaviour and events across the relationship. Review of mandates, instructions and the assets involved. Event-driven reviews, and escalation of anything staff identify as inconsistent.",{"type":47,"attrs":390,"content":391},{"textAlign":44},[392],{"text":393,"type":52},"For a closed-end fund, that describes the realistic model. Structural limitations are not treated as a deficiency in themselves, but only where the entity justifies the approach, documents the limitations and the mitigating measures, and can demonstrate that risk identification remains effective.",{"type":47,"attrs":395,"content":396},{"textAlign":44},[397],{"text":398,"type":52},"The obligation is not lighter. 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The conditions are specific: no Article 26(3) trigger event has occurred, the customer's risk level supports it, the suspension is sufficient to mitigate the risk, and the information you already hold remains adequate. The measure is explicitly temporary, contingent on repeated and reasonable efforts to obtain what is missing, and those efforts have to be recorded.",{"type":47,"attrs":415,"content":416},{"textAlign":44},[417],{"text":418,"type":52},"The draft also cautions that an absence of transactions does not, by itself, remove risk, particularly where assets are held and beneficial ownership or control changes. 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The rationale for the chosen framework and its design should be documented, and its functionality and effectiveness demonstrated to competent authorities on request.",{"type":47,"attrs":435,"content":436},{"textAlign":44},[437],{"text":438,"type":52},"One provision deserves specific attention from anyone running compliance on third-party software. Where pre-configured or externally developed monitoring tools are used, default settings should not be used without a documented assessment of their appropriateness for the entity's own risk profile. Buying a screening or monitoring tool does not discharge the calibration obligation. 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