The Loan and Finance Company:Facing Compliance With The Usa Patriot Act

Business Law BriefNbr. I-1, April 2004

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Difficulties in Promulgating Regulations Pursuant to the Patriot Act.A Closer Look at Title III.Conclusion

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The Loan and Finance Company:Facing Compliance With The Usa Patriot Act

Vicki Canales is a third year part-time law student at American University Washington College of Law with a bachelor's degree in History from Wingate University in North Carolina. She has worked for a nationally known lending institution for five years, focusing on due diligence, loan documentation, and UCC perfection. She aspires to a career in international banking or corporate finance and wishes to thank Amy Rudnick and Katherine Lofft for their advice and support with respect to this article.

ALTHOUGH REGULATIONS PROMULGATED pursuant to the USA Patriot Act (the Act)1 have not yet been applied to loan and finance companies, the prudent loan and finance company should begin to consider conforming its policies to the minimum requirements set forth in the Act under the International Money Laundering Abatement and Anti-Terrorist Financing Act of 2001 (Title III).2 This is not, however, an easy task. The Act is over one hundred pages long, and amends hundreds of existing federal laws. In particular, it has imposed various requirements on the financial community in an attempt ...

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