Anti-Money Laundering measures are enforced through a software procedure designed to adhere to the anti-money laundering laws established in Italy by law no. 197 on July 5, 1991, which has since been revised and expanded by various decrees and regulations, culminating in the latest Banca d'Italia Provision dated April 3, 2013, as noted in ordinary supplement no. 35 of Official Gazette no. 105 on April 7, 2013, while also implementing the guidelines set forth in Directive 2015/849/CE (the Fourth European Anti-Money Laundering Directive). This regulation affects numerous entities, particularly banks and financial intermediaries, mandating the creation of a Single Electronic Archive to document ongoing client relationships, transactions that meet or exceed a specified threshold, and transactions below that threshold that cumulatively reach the registration limit within a defined timeframe. Adhering to these regulations is essential for maintaining the integrity and transparency of the financial system, ensuring that all suspicious activities are monitored and reported appropriately.
