A bank customer operates a fuel station as a sole proprietorship.

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Update on: Nov 2, 2025
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A bank customer operates a fuel station as a sole proprietorship. The customer places deposits and other credits in a business account. The customer routinely transfers money from the business account to a brokerage account where he invests in money market securities. The customer also routinely makes monthly transfers to a credit card and line of credit to pay off balances. The volume of activity flowing through thebusiness account has doubled in the past 3 months. An internal investigator reviews business account statements and credit card activity for the past 3 months, scans media articles about the customer, and interviews the account officer about the customer and account activity. This internal investigation did not provide an explanation for the increased activity1. Which of the following should the anti-money laundering specialist recommend to the internal investigator?

Concentrate on trades made in the brokerage account.

Review activity in all related customer accounts in the past year.

Analyze account activity for selected accounts since the accounts were opened.

No additional steps are necessary because this was a thorough review of the activity.