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Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing (Financial Institutions)
Ordinance

Schedule 2
A917
Part 2—Division 4
Ord. No. 15 of 2011

(a) the intermediary consents in writing to be the financial institution’s intermediary; and
(b) the financial institution is satisfied that the intermediary will on request provide a copy of any document, or a record of any data or information, obtained by the intermediary in the course of carrying out the customer due diligence measure without delay.

(2) A financial institution that carries out a customer due diligence measure by means of an intermediary remains liable under this Ordinance for a failure to carry out that customer due diligence measure.

(3) The specified intermediary is—

(a) any of the following persons who is able to satisfy the financial institution that they have adequate procedures in place to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing—
(i) a solicitor practising in Hong Kong;
(ii) a certified public accountant practising in Hong Kong;
(iii) a current member of The Hong Kong Institute of Chartered Secretaries practising in Hong Kong;
(iv) a trust company registered under Part VIII of the Trustee Ordinance (Cap. 29) carrying on trust business in Hong Kong;
(b) a financial institution that is an authorized institution, a licensed corporation, an authorized insurer, an appointed insurance agent or an authorized insurance broker; or
(c) a lawyer, a notary public, an auditor, a professional accountant, a trust or company service provider or a tax advisor practising in an equivalent jurisdiction, or a trust company carrying on trust business in an