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Deutsche Bank
Compliance
VELOCITY
INTRODUCTION
The Velocity rule identifies activity that may be indicative of attempts to use bank accounts as 'pass-
throughs" to facilitate layering of transactions and obscure the trail of funds. This rule will allow AML
Compliance to identify situations where funds enter a PWM account and then exit the account within a
shod timeframe. Since there are various ways (transaction types) that funds may enter and leave PWM
accounts, this family of rules will be designed to monitor the most prevalent combinations of transaction
types (wires, checks, deposits, free receipts and free deliveries).
Since PWM has many types of transactions, the velocity rule is applicable to various combinations of
transaction types (e.g. — an incoming wire followed by an outgoing check for the same amount could be
considered "velocity). There are seven (7) types of alerts within this rule.
ANALYTICAL PROCESS
The analysis included in this document is based on the population of transactions with a "bookdate"
between 2/1/2012 and 2/29/2012. Total incoming and outgoing amounts were calculated based on
customer each week and then difference of percentage and pattern types was reviewed.
Rule Name Additional Details/Parameter Settings
VelDepOffCk Deposits followed by official checks within 2%. Runs weekly.
VelDepPerCk Deposits followed by Personal Checks within 2%. Runs weekly.
VelDepWire Deposits followed by Outgoing Wires within a 5%. Runs weekly.
VelFrRecDel Free Receipts followed Free Deliveries within 0%. Runs weekly.
VelWireChk Incoming Wires followed by checks within 3%. Runs weekly.
VelWireOfCk Incoming Wires followed by Official Checks within 3%. Runs weekly.
VelWireWir _ Incoming Wires followed by outgoing wires within 1%. Runs weekly.
# # customers # of # of # of
customers with inc/out customers customers customers
with activity with w/o excluded b/c
Week
inc/out within 5% monitored monitored did not meet
activity pattern of pattern of % criteria
activity activity
2/6/12-2/10/12 2014 19 15 4 6
2/13/12-2/17/12 1982 22 21 1 11
2/21/12.2/24/12 1704 20 17 3 6
total 57W 61 53 8 23
average 1,9W 20.33 17.67 2.67 767
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