Question
According to RBI's KYC Directions, if KYC/AML standards
differ between RBI and a host country regulator for foreign branches of Indian banks, which standard should be followed?Solution
RBI mandates that foreign branches or subsidiaries of Indian banks must adhere to the more stringent AML/KYC standards between RBI’s guidelines and the host country’s regulations. This ensures robust compliance and mitigates the risk of money laundering across different jurisdictions.
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