B) Include an assessment of risk factors of channel, credit, and transaction risk to determine the client's composite AML and sanctions risk score.

A) Remove enhanced due diligence requirements for long-standing clients that are art collectors and do not transact with precious metals.

C) Provide staff with training on new record retention requirements for occasional transactions.

D) Remediate client files to verify their AML and sanctions risk rating and document enhanced due diligence measures, where applicable. Incorporating Comprehensive Risk Factors By including an assessment of channel, credit, and transaction risks, the client's overall risk profile is accurately determined. This aligns with risk-based approaches emphasized by FATF and CAMS-Audit standards. These risk factors provide a granular view of the client's risk level, ensuring proper classification into Standard or Enhanced Due Diligence categories. Regulatory Alignment FATF Recommendations mandate that client risk assessments consider the products, services, and delivery channels used, as well as geographic and transactional risks. Conclusion Implementing composite AML and sanctions risk scores ensures the institution is compliant with regulatory standards and adequately mitigates risks associated with different client profiles.