Define: KYC Compliant

How is KYC Compliant defined in a legal contract?

• KYC Compliant means a party who has provided all the necessary information as requested by the lenders to confirm their identity, abided by the rules of anti-terrorism and anti-money laundering, who would not cause any lender to be in breach of these rules and guidelines should they establish a banking relationship with the lender. Seen in 66 SEC filings.
• KYC Compliant means a party who has given all required information to the lenders as part of the ""Know Your Customer"" process and other related anti-money laundering laws and policies, and who would not result in any lender failing to comply with any such rules and regulations. Seen in 4 SEC filings.
• KYC Compliant means an entity who has satisfied all information requests from the lenders for things like ""Know Your Customer"" and other anti-terrorism, anti-money laundering rules, and related policies. This entity will not result in any lender being in violation of such rules and regulations if they were to enter a banking relationship with the said lender. Seen in 1 SEC filing.

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Which definition should you use?

🤔 Our AI Legal Assistant has combined and improved the above descriptions to create market-standard 'Genie definitions' below, with guidance on which documents and which industry to use for each.

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Genie Definition 1

• KYC Compliant means an entity that has provided all required information and complied with anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism guidelines, not risking a lender's adherence to these standards upon forming a banking relationship.

Relevant Contract Types

• Banking Contracts
• Loan Agreements
• Financial Services Contracts
• Merger Contracts
• Joint Venture Agreements

Relevant Circumstances

• When establishing banking relationships
• During the negotiation of loan and credit agreements
• Upon entering financial services agreements
• When setting up joint ventures
• Merging with or acquiring other companies

Relevant Sectors

• Financial Services
• Banking & Capital Markets
• Private Equity
• Insurance
• Real Estate Finance

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