Considering recent changes in the bank's correspondent banking business. Which is the most important risk indicator for the internal auditor to review?
Haha, well if the bank is located in a tropical paradise, I'd say that's a good sign! But seriously, C is the correct answer. Can't take any chances with those risky jurisdictions.
Haha, well if the bank is located in a tropical paradise, I'd say that's a good sign! But seriously, C is the correct answer. Can't take any chances with those risky jurisdictions.
Jurisdictional risk is critical in correspondent banking due to potential exposure to countries with weaker AML/CFT controls, high corruption levels, or sanctions.
I agree, C is the way to go. Jurisdictional risk is crucial in this business. You don't want to be caught up in any shady international dealings, am I right?
C) The jurisdiction in which the respondent bank is located. Absolutely, that's the most important factor. I can't believe anyone would even consider the other options.
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