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<See Details at the end of this email> Seats are limited so sign up now at www.iqpc.com! *************************************** Dear All. I read that "It is very common for our banks to do so; From the first moment when the account is open,there is certain rules (types of transactions, level, etc) established." We, in Hong Kong, are starting to do this. Can anyone share more information on how to implement this? i.e. how are these standards set? and how do you design the systemt to monitor the client's activity. I am also drafting our "customer acceptance policy" Can anyone share with us how the Banks over the world will write this policy? Thanks. --- "David, Mihaela" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ���l�e�G> > > > Directia AUDIT INTERN > Mihaela DAVID > > -----Original Message----- > From: David, Mihaela > Sent: Thursday, March 13, 2003 9:03 AM > To: 'Diana Cox' > Subject: RE: Two signatures required accounts... > Importance: High > > > Hi Diana, > > It is very common for our banks to do so; > >From the first moment when the account is open, > there is certain rules > (types of transactions, level, etc) > established.After that, the client > should fulfill some papers with the signatures and > nominate who has > signature no. I (only one signature required) and > signature no.II (two > signatures required). > The person who has signature no. I, can't have also > signature no. II. > After that, the account officer should follow if the > conditions required > according with this rule is fulfilled. If a person > who has signature no.II > is signing alone, the transaction is not valid and > the officer (bank) do not > operate it (recognize it). The procedure is valid > for companies and > individuals. If you need more details, I can check > for you. > Hope it helps, > > > Directia AUDIT INTERN > Mihaela DAVID > > -----Original Message----- > From: Diana Cox [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2003 8:33 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Two signatures required accounts... > > I am looking for other banks that have checking > and/or savings accounts with > two signatures required. I would like to hear your > procedures for handling > these types of accounts (i.e. what if there's only > one signature on the > check, verification of signature card updates, etc.) > I appreciate any assistance. > Thanks, > Diana > _________________________________________________________ �ڪ�ź��(�e����)�A���F�k��(���J��)�A�A�̬�(Twins)... �L�d������a�n �IRing���o http://ringtone.yahoo.com.hk This conference provides expert speakers addressing the latest and most topical issues regarding new processes & practices helping internal auditors successfully meet the expectations of BODs & auditing committees, senior executives, clients and external consultants. Includes case studies from Fidelity Investments, Bon Secours Health Systems, Staples, Schwan Food Company, FedEx, Anchor Bancorp, and others. AUDIT-L SUBSCRIBERS WILL SAVE $200 using discount code: A434E. Register by calling 1-800-882-8684, email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] or online at www.iqpc.com! Note: This discount cannot be combined with any other offer. Payment in full upon registration. For cancellation and conference policies, please visit www.iqpc.com. If your organization would like to sponsor this discussion list send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for information. To unsubscribe to the Audit-l list send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Leave the subject line blank and include the
