Yan from Owner.One
Recently, banking compliance procedures have become increasingly stringent, and it is likely that they will only get worse in the future. Primarily, they request documents proving the continuity of ownership. (Continuity of ownership refers to the history of the origin of your wealth). The timeframe for these requests has also changed: initially, regulators were interested in information from the past 6 months, then from the past year, and then from the past 3 years. These days, you may be required to provide data from the past 10 years. If you have not yet recovered your data, each day you wait only worsens your situation, as your data becomes outdated while the depth of bank inquiries increases. If you do not start addressing this now, eventually these two trends will intersect, and you will find yourself in an untenable situation. Start by recovering copies of documents from the past three years and then delve deeper. Recovering some documents may be difficult or impossible, but by starting this process now, you will already be ahead of many. *Continuity of ownership - the history of all your assets