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What percentage of manual alerts typically leads to a suspicious transaction report?

Approximately 1%

Approximately 5%

Approximately 10%

Approximately 20%

What percentage of alerts generated by financial monitoring typically results in a suspicious transaction report?

Between 1% and 8%

Between 10% and 20%

Between 20% and 30%

Between 30% and 40%

What is the most common frequency for financial transaction monitoring?

Daily

Weekly

Monthly

Real-time

What are the most common detection scenarios in financial transaction monitoring according to the ACPR?

Amount threshold exceedances, cash withdrawals >80%, transaction structuring, flows to high-risk countries, cumulative transactions

Use of crypto-assets, reactivated dormant accounts, religious associations, transfers to incarcerated individuals

Social media analysis, identity verification, email monitoring

Identity document checks, signature verification, internal process audits

Mechanically completed risk grids are always acceptable for financial monitoring purposes.

True

False

Legal obligation for financial transaction monitoring in France

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Financial transaction monitoring can be fully automated without human intervention.

True

False