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Customer Due Diligence Obligations for Service Providers
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Definition of Politically Exposed Person
A politically exposed person is defined as:
- Heads of state or government, members of parliament or other high-ranking officials
- Directors of the court of auditors and the central bank
- Ambassadors, chargé d’affaires, and high-ranking officers of armed forces
- Members of directing, controlling, or supervisory bodies of undertakings in the majority ownership of the state
- Heads of international organizations and their deputies
Definition of Persons in Close Relations
A person in close relations with a politically exposed person is defined as:
- A natural person who is the beneficial owner of a legal person or organization without legal personality jointly with any of the persons specified above, or is in a close business relationship with such a person
- A natural person who is the sole owner of a legal person or organization without legal personality established for the benefit of any of the persons specified above
Supervisory Bodies
A supervisory body is defined as:
- The National Bank of Hungary (MNB) in regards to service providers specified in Section 1(1)(a)-(e)
- The gambling supervisory body in regards to service providers specified in Section 1(1)(i)
- The Hungarian Chamber of Auditors in regards to service providers specified in Section 1(1)(g)
- Regional bar associations and chambers of notaries public in regards to attorneys, registered in-house legal counsels, and notaries public
- Trade licensing authorities in regards to service providers specified in Section 1(1)(j), (k), (p), and (q)
- Financial intelligence units in regards to service providers specified in Section 1(1)(f), (h), (n), (o), and (r)
- The Office specified in the Act on Trusts and the Rules of Their Operation in regards to service providers specified in Section 1(1)(m)
Customer Due Diligence Obligation
A customer due diligence obligation is defined as:
- Conducting customer due diligence when establishing a business relationship
- Executing a transaction order with an amount of at least HUF 4,500,000
- Executing a transaction order with an amount exceeding HUF 300,000 qualifying as a transfer of funds
- In regards to organizers of betting not qualifying as remote gambling, prize payments with an amount of at least HUF 600,000 and withdrawals from player balances in an amount of at least HUF 600,000
- When data, facts, or circumstances indicating money laundering or terrorist financing arise
- If doubts arise as to the authenticity or appropriateness of previously recorded customer data
- Where a change in customer identification data is recorded
Customer Due Diligence Measures
A service provider shall:
- Identify the customer and record their risk classification for the purpose of customer due diligence
- Conduct customer due diligence measures in accordance with Section 5.