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wolfsberg Group correspondent Banking Due Diligence euestionnaire (cBDDe) v1.3 the Wotfsberg Group Financial lnstitution Name: Location (Country) : ThequeStionnaireisrequiredtobeansweredonaLegalEn.ity(LE)Le, level including any branches for which the client base, products and control model are materially similar to the LE Head Office. This questionnaire should not cover more than one LE. Each question in the CBDDQ will need to be addressed from the perspective of the LE and on behalf of all of its branches. lf a response for the LE differs for one of its branches, this needs to be highlighted and details regarding this difference captured at the end of each sub'section- lf a branch's business activity (products offered, client base etc.) is materially different than its Entity Head Office, a separate questionnaire can be completed for that branch. No# Question Answer 1. EN: l Y &.OWN.ERS}||P ,| ull Legal Name Himalayan Bank Limited 2 \ppend a list of foreign branches which are :overed by this questionnaire All Branches, List of Branches in this Link: https://www.himalayanbank.com/branch Full Legal (Registered) Address Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Ward No. 28, Kamaladi Kathmandu, Nepal Full Primary Business Address (if different from above) Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Ward No. 28, Kamaladi Kathmandu, Nepal Date of Entity incorporation/ establishment 1992 Feburary 16 .{a 6 Select type of ownership and append an ownership chart if available 6a Publicly Traded (25o/o of shares publicly traded) Yes 6a1 lf Y, indicate the exchange traded on and ticker symbol Nepal Stock Exchange Limited (NEPSE) 6b Member Owned/ Mutual No 6c Government or State Owned by 25o/o or more No 5d Privately Owned No 5dl lf Y, provide details of shareholders or ultimate beneficial owners with a holding of lOo/o or more N/A 7 % of the Entity's total shares composed of bearer shares N/A Does the Entity, or any of its branches, operate under an Offshore Banking License (OBL) ? No 3a lf Y, provide the name of the relevant branch/es which operate under an OBL Name of primary financial regulator / supervisory authority Nepal Rastra Bank fr Page 1 il @ The Wolfsberg Group 2020 l"

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    Financial lnstitution Name:

    Location (Country) :

    ThequeStionnaireisrequiredtobeansweredonaLegalEn.ity(LE)Le,level including any branches for which the client base, products and control model are materially similar to the LE Head Office. This questionnaireshould not cover more than one LE. Each question in the CBDDQ will need to be addressed from the perspective of the LE and on behalf of all of itsbranches. lf a response for the LE differs for one of its branches, this needs to be highlighted and details regarding this difference captured at the endof each sub'section- lf a branch's business activity (products offered, client base etc.) is materially different than its Entity Head Office, a separatequestionnaire can be completed for that branch.

    No# Question Answer1. EN: l Y &.OWN.ERS}||P,| ull Legal Name

    Himalayan Bank Limited

    2 \ppend a list of foreign branches which are:overed by this questionnaire All Branches, List of Branches in this Link: https://www.himalayanbank.com/branch

    Full Legal (Registered) AddressKathmandu Metropolitan City, Ward No. 28, Kamaladi Kathmandu, Nepal

    Full Primary Business Address (if different fromabove) Kathmandu Metropolitan City, Ward No. 28, Kamaladi Kathmandu, Nepal

    Date of Entity incorporation/ establishment1992 Feburary 16

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    6 Select type of ownership and append anownership chart if available

    6a Publicly Traded (25o/o of shares publicly traded)Yes

    6a1 lf Y, indicate the exchange traded on and tickersymbol Nepal Stock Exchange Limited (NEPSE)

    6b Member Owned/ MutualNo

    6c Government or State Owned by 25o/o or moreNo

    5d Privately OwnedNo

    5dl lf Y, provide details of shareholders or ultimatebeneficial owners with a holding of lOo/o or more

    N/A

    7 % of the Entity's total shares composed ofbearer shares N/A

    Does the Entity, or any of its branches, operateunder an Offshore Banking License (OBL) ? No

    3a lf Y, provide the name of the relevant branch/eswhich operate under an OBL

    Name of primary financial regulator / supervisoryauthority Nepal Rastra Bank

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    10 )rovide Legal Entity ldentifier (LEl) if available

    11 Provide the full legal name of the ultimate parent(if different from the Entity completing the DDQ)

    N/A

    12 Jurisdiction of licensing authority and regulatorof ultimate parent

    N/A

    3 Select the business areas applicable to theEntity

    13 a Retail BankingYes

    13b )rivate Banking / Wealth ManagementNo

    13 c lommercial BankingYes

    13d fransactional BankingYes

    '13 e lnvestment BankingNo

    13 f Financial Markets TradingYes

    139 Securities Services / CustodyNo

    13 h 3roker / DealerNo

    13 Vlultilateral Development BankNo

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    14 Does the Entity have a significant (10% or more)portfolio of non-resident customers or does itderive more than '10% of its revenue from non-resident customers? (Non-resident meanscustomers primarily resident in a differentjurisdiction to the location where bank servicesare provided.)

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    14a lf Y, provide the top five countries where the non-resident customers are located.

    15 Select the closest value:

    15 a Number of employees501 -1 000

    '15 b TotaI ASSetSGreater than $500 million

    16 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection ENTITY & OWNERSHIP arerepresentalive of all the LE's branches

    Yes

    16a lf N, clarify which questions the difference/srelate to and the branch/es that this applies to.

    16b lf appropriate, provide any additional information/ context to the answers in this section.

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    2. FRODUGfS $,$sRVl6[$17 foes the Entity offer the following products and

    iervices:

    't7 a Jorrespondent BankingNo

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    17 a2 )oes the Entity offer Correspondent Banking;ervices to domestic banks? No

    17 a3 Does the Entity allow domestic bank clients toprov ide downstream relationships? No

    17 a4 Does the Entity have processes and proceduresin place to identify downstream relationshipswith domestic banks?

    No

    '17 a5 foes the Entity offer correspondent banking;ervices to Foreign Banks? No

    17 aG )oes the Entity allow downstream relationshipsrvith Foreign Banks? No

    17 a7 Does the Entity have processes and proceduresin place to identify downstream relationshipswith Foreign Banks?

    No

    17 aB )oes the Entity offer correspondent banking;ervices to regulated MSBs/MVTS? No

    17 a9 )oes the Entity allow downstream relationshipswith MSBs/MWS? No

    17 a'10 )oes the Entity have processes and proceduresn place to identify downstream relationships,Vith MSB /MVTS?

    No

    17b )rivate Banking (domestic & international)No

    17c Trade FinanceYes

    17d rayable Through AccountsNo

    17e Stored Value lnstrumentsNo

    17t lross Border Bulk Cash DeliveryNo

    17g )omestic Bulk Cash DeliveryNo

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    17h lnternational Cash LetterNo

    17i Remote Deposit CaptureNo

    't7 j /irtual /Digital CurrenciesNo

    17k -ow Price SecuritiesNo

    '17 I Hold MailNo

    't7 m lross Border Rem ittancesYes

    17n Service to walk-in customers (non-accountholders) Yes

    17o Sponsoring Private ATMsNo

    17p Other high risk products and services identifiedby the Entity

    No

    8 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection PRODUCTS & SERVICES arerepresentative of all the LE's branches

    Yes

    8a lf N, clarify which questions the difference/srelate to and the branch/es that this applies to

    ,t8 b lf appropriate, provide any additional information/ context to the answers in this section.

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    3. AML;,CfF & .S,ANGT|O NS,,pp96*AMME19 Does the Entity have a programme that sets

    minimum AML, CTF and Sanctions standardsregarding the following components:

    19 a Appointed Officer with sufficientexperience/expertise Yes

    9b Cash ReportingYes

    19 c CDDYes

    19d EDDYes

    19 e Beneficial OwnershipYes

    't9 f lndependent TestingYes

    199 Periodic ReviewYes

    19h Policies and ProceduresYes

    19 i Risk AssessmentYes

    1sj SanctionsYes

    19 k PEP ScreeningYes

    19t Adverse lnformation ScreeningYes

    9m Suspicious Activ ity ReportingYeS

    19 n Training and EducationYes

    19o Transaclion Mon itoringYes

    20 How many full time employees are in the Entity'sAML, CTF & Sanctions ComplianceDepartment?'

    Less than 10

    21 ls the Entity's AML, CTF & Sanctions policyapproved at least annually by the Board orequivalent Senior Management Committee?

    Yes f,}.

    22 Does the Board or equivalent SeniorManagement Committee receive regularreporting on the status of the AMt-, CTF &Sanctions programme?

    Quarterly/Every three months

    23 Does the Entity use third parties to carry out anycomponents of its AML, CTF & Sanctionsprogramme?

    No

    23a lf Y, provide further details

    24 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection AML, CTF & SANCTIONS Programmeare representative of all the LE's branches

    Yes

    24a lf N, clarify which questions the difference/srelate to and the branch/es that this applies to.

    24b tf appropriate, provide any additional information/ context to the answers in this section.

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    25 Has the Entity documented policies andprocedures consistent with applicable ABCregulations and requirements to [reasonably]prevent, detect and report bribery andcorruotion?

    Yes

    26 Does the Entity have an enterprise wideprogramme that sets minimum ABC standards?

    No

    27 Has the Entity appointed a designated officer orofficers with sufficient experience/expertiseresponsible for coordinating the ABCproqramme?

    Yes

    28 Does the Entity have adequate staff withappropriate levels of experience/expertise toimplement the ABC programme?

    Yes

    29 ls the Entity's ABC programme applicable to: Third parties acting on behalf of the Entity

    30 Does the Entity have a global ABC policy that:

    ]0a Prohibits the giving and receiving of bribes?This includes promising, offering, giving,solicitation or receiving of anything of value,directly or indirectly, if improperly intended toinfluence action or obtain an advantage

    Yes

    30b ncludes enhanced requirements regardingnteraction with public officials?

    Yes

    a0c ncludes a prohibition against the falsification oflooks and records (this may be within the ABCrolicy or any other policy applicable to the Legalintitv)?

    Yes

    31 )oes the Entity have controls in place to monitor:he effectiveness of their ABC programme? Yes

    32 Does the Entity's Board or Senior ManagementCommittee receive regular Managementlnformation on ABC matters?

    Yes

    !3 Does the Entity perform an Enterprise WideABC risk assessment?

    No

    13a lf Y select the frequency

    ,4 Does the Entity have an ABC residual risk ratingthat is the net result of the controls effectivenessand the inherent risk assessment?

    No

    ]5 Does the Entity's ABC EWRA cover the inherentrisk components detailed below:

    35a Potential liability created by intermediaries andother third-party providers as appropriate

    Yes

    35b Corruption risks associated with the countriesand industries in which the Entity does business,directly or through intermediaries

    Yes

    35c lransactions, products or services, including:hose that involve state-owned or state-:ontrolled entities or public officials

    Yes

    35d Sorruption risks associated with gifts androspitality, hiring/internships, charitablelonations and political contributions

    Yes

    35e Changes in business activities that maymaterially increase the Entity's corruption risk

    Yes

    36 Does the Entity's internal audit function or otherindependent third party cover ABC Policies andProcedures?

    Yes

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    37 Ooes tne Entity provide mandatory ABC training

    to:

    17a joard and senior Committee Management Yes

    37b 1st Line of Defence Yes

    37c

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    2nd Line of Defence Yes

    3rd Line of Defence Yes

    37e 3rd parties to which specific complianceactivities subject to ABC risk have been

    outsourced

    Yes

    t7t rlon-employed workers as appropriatelcontractors/consu ltants)

    Yes

    38 Ooes tfie entity provide ABC training that is

    targeted to specific roles, responsibilities and

    activities?

    Yes

    39 Confirm that all responses provided in the above

    Section Anti Bribery & Corruption are

    representative of all the LE's branchesYes

    39a tt t t, ctarfy wnich questions the difference/srelate to and the branch/es that this applies to.

    39b f appropriate, provide any additional information

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    CTF & SANCTIONS POLICIES_& PROCEHas the Entity documented policies andprocedures consistent with applicable AMI_, CTF& Sanctions regulations and requirements toreasonably prevent, detect and report:

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    40a Money launderingYes

    40b ferrorist financingYes

    40c Sanctions violationsYes

    1 Are the Entity's policies and procedures updatedat least annually? Yes

    t2 Are the Entity's policies and procedures gappedagainsl/compared to:

    12a US StandardsNo

    2a1 lf Y, does the Entity retain a record of theresults?

    t2b EU StandardsNo

    12 b1 lf Y, does the Entity retain a record of theresults?

    t3 Does the Entity have policies and proceduresthat:

    t3a Prohibit the opening and keeping of anonymousand fictitious named accounts Yes

    13b Prohibit the opening and keeping of accounts forunlicensed banks and/or NBFIs Yes

    43c Prohibit dealing with other entities that providebanking services to unlicensed banks Yes

    3d )rohibit accounts/relationships with shell banksYes

    43e )rohibit dealing with another entity that provides;ervices to shell banks Yes

    43f Prohibit opening and keeping of accounts forSection 31'l designated entities

    sYes439 Prohibit opening and keeping of accounts for

    any of unlicensed/unregulated remittanceagents, exchanges houses, casa de cambio,bureaux de change or money transfer agents

    Yes

    3h Assess the risks of relationships with domesticand foreign PEPs, including their family andclose associates

    Yes

    3i Define escalation processes for financial crimerisk issues Yes

    f3j Define the process, where appropriate, forterminating existing customer relationships dueto financial crime risk

    Yes

    {3k Specify how potentially suspicious activityidentified by employees is to be escalaled andinvestigated

    Yes

    43 I Outline the processes regarding screening forsanctions, PEPs and negative media Yes

    43m Outline the processes for the maintenance olinternal "watchlists" Yes

    44 Has the Entity defined a risk tolerance statementor similar document which defines a riskboundary around their business?

    Yes

    45 Does the Entity have a record retentionprocedures that comply with applicable laws? Yes

    45a lf Y, what is the retention period?5 years or morgr..

    46 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection POLICIES & PROCEDURES arerepresentative of all the LE's branches

    Yes

    46a lf N. clarify which questions the difference/srelate to and the branch/es that this applies to.

    46b appropriate, provide any additional informationcontext to the answers in this section.

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    47 )oes the Entity's AML & CTF EWRA cover thenherent risk components detailed below:

    L7a ClientYeS

    t7b ProductYes

    17c ChannelYes

    47d 3eographyYes

    48 Does the Entity's AMt & CTF EWRA cover thecontrols effectiveness components detailed

    below:

    lUa Transaction MonitoringYeS

    48b Customer Due Diligence Yes

    48c )EP ldentification Yes

    t8d Transaction Screening Yes

    18e Name Screening against Adverse Media &Negative News

    Yes

    +Ef fraining and Education Yes

    489 3overnance Yes I

    48h Management I nformation Yes

    49 Has the Entity's AML & CTF EWRA beencompleted in the last 12 months?

    Yes

    {9a lf N, provide the date when the last AML & CTFEWRA was comlleted.

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    50 Does the Entity's Sanctions EWRA cover theinherent risk components detailed below:

    i0a ClientYes

    50b ProductYes

    50c lhannelYes

    50d Geography Yes

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    51 Does the Entity's Sanctions EWRA cover thecontrols effectiveness componenls detailedbelow:

    51 a Customer Due DiligenceYes

    51 b Transaction ScreeningYes

    1c Name ScreeningYes

    51 d List ManagementYes

    51 e Training and EducationYes

    51 f SovernanceYes

    519 Vlanagement lnformationYes

    52 las the Entity's Sanctions EWRA been;ompleted in the last 12 months? Yes

    52a N, provide the date when the last SanctionsWRA was completed.

    i3 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection AMt, CTF & SANCTTONS R|SKASSESSMENT are representative of all the LE'sbranches

    YeS

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    . KYC, CDD'and,EDD54 Does the Entity verify the identity of the

    customer?Yes

    55 Jo the Entity's policies and procedures set out.l/hen CDD must be completed, e.g. at the time

    )f onboarding or within 30 daYsYes

    56 Which of the following does the Entity gather

    and retain when conducting CDD? Select all that

    apply:

    56a Ownership structureYes

    56b ustomer identificationYes

    56c Expected activity Yes

    56d Natu re of business/emPloymentYes

    56e )roduct usageYes

    s6f Purpose and nature of relationship Yes

    569 Source of funds Yes

    56h Source of wealthYes

    i7 Are each of the following identified:

    57a Ultimate beneficial ownershiP IYes

    57 a1 \re ultimate beneficial owners verified? Yes

    57b Authorised signatories (where applicable) Yes

    7c Key controllers Yes

    57d Other relevant parties lb

    58 What is the Entity's minimum (lowest) threshold

    applied to beneficial ownership identification ?10%

    59 )oes the due diligence process result inlustomers receiving a risk classification?

    Yes

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    50 lf Y, what faclors/criteria are used to determinethe customer's risk classification? Select all thatapply:

    50a )roduct UsageYes

    30b 3eographyYes

    50c 3usiness Type/lndustryYes

    30d -egal Entity typeYes

    50e Adverse lnformationYes

    30f )ther (specify)

    1 )oes the Entity have a risk based approach to;creening customers for adversenedia/negative news?

    Yes

    2 f Y, is this at:

    i2a )nboardingYes

    2b (YC renewalYes

    82c Irigger eventYes

    B3 il/hat is the method used by the Entity to screenbr adverse media / negative news? Combination of automated and manual

    54 )oes the Entity have a risk based approach toscreening customers and connected parties toletermine whether they are PEPs, or controlledly PEPs?

    Yes

    B5 lf Y, is this al

    65a )nboardingYes tr

    65b (YC renewalYes

    65c l-rigger eventYes

    Db /Vhat is the method used by the Entity to screen:EPS? Combination of automated and manual

    67 )oes the Entity have policies, procedures andlrocesses to review and escalate potentialTatches from screening customers andlonnected parties to determine whether they are)EPs, or controlled by PEPs?

    Yes

    B8 foes the Entity have a process to review and;pdate customer information based on:

    88a (YC renewalYes

    E8b rigger eventYes

    B9 )oes the Entity maintain and report metrics onlurrent and past periodic or trigger event dueJiligence reviews?

    Yes

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    70 :rom the list below, which categories oflustomers or industries are subject to EDDend/or are restricted, or prohibited by the Entity's:CC programme?

    70a \on-account customersEDD on a risk based approach

    r0b \on-resident customersEDD on a risk based approach

    70c Shell banksProhibited

    70d VIVTS/ MSB customersEDD on a risk based approach

    70e )EPsEDD on a risk based approach

    70f rEP RelatedF-DD on a risk based approach

    7og PEP Close AssociateEDD on a risk based approach

    70h Correspondent BanksEDD on a risk based approach

    70 hl lf EDD or EDD & restricted, does the EDDassessment contain the elements as set out inthe Wolfsberg Correspondent BankingPrinciples 2014?

    Yes

    70i Arms, defense, militaryProhibited

    70j Atomic powerProhibited

    zok Extractive industriesEDD on a risk based approach

    0t Precious metals and stonesEDD on a risk based approach

    70m Unregulated charitiesProhibited

    70n Regulated charitiesEDD on a risk based approach

    0o Red light business / Adult entertainmenlProhibited

    op Non-Government OrganisationsEDD on a risk based approach

    0q Virtual currenciesProhibited

    0r MarijuanaProhibited

    70s Em bassies/Consu latesEDD on a risk based approach

    70t GamblingProhibited

    70u ayment Service ProviderEDD on a risk based approach

    70v )ther (specify)

    71 lf restricted, provide details of the restriction

    72 Does the Entity perform an aclclitional control orquality review on clients subject to EDD? Yes

    73 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection KYC, CDD and EDD are representativeof all the LE's branches

    Yes

    73a lf N, clarify which questions the difference/srelate to and the branch/es that this applies to

    73b lf appropriate, provide any additional information/ context to the answers in this section.

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    Yes

    5 What is the method used by the Entity tomonitor transactions for suspicious activities? Combination of automated and manual

    t6 lf manual or combination selected, specify whatlype of transactions are monitored manually

    Based on the triggers/alerts generated by Transaction Monitoring software, details and rationale orthe transaction is monitored manually for further investigation and regulatory reporting purpose.Dedicated staff go through the alerts, investigate and if necessary escalate for further decision.

    t7 Does the Entity have regulatory requirements toreport suspicious transactions? Yes

    la lf Y, does the Entity have policies, proceduresand processes to comply with suspicioustransaction reporting requirements?

    Yes

    r8 Does the Entity have policies, procedures andprocesses to review and escalate mattersarising from the monitoring of customertransactions and activity?

    Yes

    t9 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection MONITORING & REPORTING arerepresentative of all the LE's branches

    Yes

    79a lf N, clarify which questions the difference/s.relate to and the branch/es that this applies to

    /9b lf appropriate, provide any additional information/ context to the answers in this section.

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    Paym ent Transparency Standards?Yes

    81 Does the Entity have policies, procedures andprocesses to [reasonably] comply with and have

    controls in place to ensure compliance with:

    B1 a FATF Recommendation 16Yes

    1b -ocal Regulations Yes

    1bl Specify the regulation Assets Laundering and Prevention ActAML RulesCentral Bank GuidelinesFIU Guidelines

    1c f N, explain

    82 Does the Entity have processes in place to

    respond to Request For lnformation (RFls) fromother entities in a timely manner?

    Yes

    33 Does the Entity have controls to support theinclusion of required and accurate originatorinformation in international payment messages?

    Yes

    B4 Does the Entity have controls to support the

    inclusion of required beneficiary informationinternational payment messages?

    Yes

    t5 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection PAYMENT TRANSPARENCY are

    representative of all the LE's branchesYes

    35a f N, clarify which questions the difference/s'elate to and the branch/es that this applies to,

    65b lf appropriate, provide any additional information/ context to the answers in this section. t

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    approved by management regardingcompliance with sanctions law applicable to theEntity, including with respect its businessconducted with, orthrough accounts held atloreign financial institutions?

    Yes

    87 Does the Entity have policies, procedures, orother controls reasonably designed to preventthe use of another entity's accounts or servicesin a manner causing the other entity to violatesanctions prohibitions applicable to the otherentity (including prohibitions within the otherentity's local jurisdiction)?

    Yes

    B8 Does the Entity have policies, procedures orother controls reasonably designed to prohibitand/or detect actions taken to evade applicablesanctions prohibitions, such as stripping, or theresubmission and/or masking, of sanctionsrelevant information in cross borderlransactions?

    Yes

    89 Does the Entity screen its customers, includingbeneficial ownership information collected by theEntity, during onboarding and regularlythereafter against Sanctions Lists?

    Yes

    90 What is the method used by the Entity?Combination of automated and manual

    91 )oes the Entity screen all sanctions relevantlata, including at a minimum, entity and locationnformation, contained in cross border:ransactions against Sanctions Lists?

    Yes

    s2 What is the method used by the Entity?Combination of automated and manual

    ,3 Select the Sanctions Lists used by the Entity inits sanctions screening processes:

    ,3a Consolidated United Nations Security CouncilSanctions List (UN) Used for screening customers and beneficial owners anii. for flltering transactional data

    93b United States Department of the Treasury'sOffice of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) Used for screening customers and beneficial owners and for filtering transactional data

    93c f,ffice of Financial Sanctions lmplementationrMT (OFSt) Used for screening customers and beneficial owners and for filtering transactional data

    93d Suropean Union Consolidated List (EU)Used for screening customers and beneficial owners and for filtering transactional data

    ,3e Lists maintained by other G7 member countries e veePr ;{APAN,93f Other (specify)

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    95 When regulatory authorities make updates totheir Sanctions list, how many business daysbefore the entity updates their active manual and/or automated screening systems against:

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    Sanctions?

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    7 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection SANCTIONS are representative of allthe LE's branches

    Yes

    17a lf N, clarify which questions the difference/srelate to and the branch/es that this applies to.

    )7b f appropriate, provide any additional information'conlext to the answers in this section.

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    I1. TRAINING .& EDUCATI.ON,8 Does the Entity provide mandatory training,

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    18a ldentification and reporting of transactions togovernment authorities Yes

    ,8b Examples of different forms of moneylaundering, terrorist financing and sanctionsviolations relevant for the types of products andservices offered

    Yes

    ,8c lnternal policies for controlling moneylaundering, terrorist financing and sanctionsviolations

    Yes

    ,8d New issues that occur in the market, e.9.,significant regulatory actions or new regulations Yes

    )8e Conduct and CultureYes

    ,9 ls the above mandatory training provided to

    ,9a Board and Senior Committee ManagementYes

    )9b 1st Line of DefenceYes

    )9c 2nd Line of DefenceYes

    t9d 3rd Line of DefenceYes

    )9e 3rd parties to which specific FCC activities havebeen outsourced Yes b

    l9f Non-employed workers(contractors/con su ltan ts) Yes

    100 Does the Entity provide AML, CTF & Sanctionstraining that is targeted to specific roles,responsibilities and high risk products, servicesand activities?

    Yes

    101 Does the Entity provide customised training forAML. CTF and Sanctions staff? Yes

    102 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection TRAINING & EDUCATION arerepresentative of all the LE's branches

    Yes

    '102 a lf N, clarify which questions the difference/srelate to and the branch/es that this applies to.

    'to2 b lf appropriate, provide any additional information/ context to the answers in this section.

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    subject to quality assurance testing? Yes

    104 Does the Entity have a program wide risk basedCompliance Testing process (separate to theindependent Audit function)?

    Yes

    105 Confirm that all responses provided in the aboveSection QUALITY ASSURANCE /COMPLIANCE TESTING are representative ofall the LE's branches

    Yes

    105 a lf N, clarify which questions the difference/srelate to and the branch/es that this applies to.

    105 b f appropriate, provide any additional information

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    supervisors/regulators, does the Entity have aninternal audit function, a testing function or otherindependent thircl party, or both, thal assessesFCC AML, CTF and Sanctions policies andpractices on a regular basis?

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    107 How often is the Entity audited on its AML, CTF& Sanctions programme by the following:

    107 a lnternal Audit DepartmenlYearly

    107 b External Third PartyYearly

    08 Does the internal audit function or otherindependent third party cover the followingareas:

    108 a AML, CTF & Sanctions policy and proceduresYes

    108 b KYC / CDD / EDD and underlyingmethodologies Yes

    108 c Transaction MonitoringYes

    108 d Transaction Screening including for sanctionsYes

    10E e \ame Screening & List ManagementYes

    108 f Iraining & EducationYes

    108 g TechnologyYes

    108 h 3overnanceYes

    108 i leporting/Metrics & Management lnformationYes

    108 j Suspicious Activity Filing

    {xYes

    108 k nterprise Wide Risk AssessmentYes

    108 I Other (specify)

    109 Are adverse findings from internal & externalaudit tracked to completion and assessed foradequacy and completeness?

    Yes

    10 Confirm that all responses provided in the abovesection, AUDIT are representative of all the LE'sbranches

    Yes

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    Group Correspondent Banking Due Diligence Questionnaire 2020 (CBDDQ V1 .3)

    Statemenl (To be signed by Global Head of Correspondent Banking or equivalent position holder AND Group Money Laundering Prevention Officer, Global Head ofMoney Laundering, Chief Compliance Officer, Global Head of Financial Crimes Compliance OR equivalent)

    H irnalayan: tsank Lir,h ited(Financial lnstitution name) is fully committed to the fight against financial crime and makes

    and regulatory obligations.

    he information provided in thiswolfsberg CBDDQ will be kept current and will be u.pdated no less frequently than on an annual basis.

    'he Financial lnstitution commits to file accurate sudiplemental information on a timely basis.

    BhaWa,ni Gh'imire(Global Head of Correspondent Banking or equivalent), certify that I have read and understood this declaration, that ,

    answers provided in this Wolfsberg CBDDQ are complete and conect to my honest belief, and that I am authorised to execute this declaration on behalf of the Financial

    FrakaSh Bhahdari ' , (MLRO or equivalent), certify tha d understood this declaration, that the answers provided in thisCBDDQ are complete 2nd correct to my hohest belief, and that I am authorised to tion on behalf of the Financial lnstitution.

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