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An inspection notice arrives. You export one PDF, not two weeks of panic.

Your firm is a DNFBP. When the inspector asks for your file, the difference between a calm afternoon and a fortnight of dread is whether the evidence was assembling itself all along.

Path AHow it works today

Two weeks of assembling files from email threads.

  • CDD documents scattered across inboxes and three laptops.
  • Screening evidence that may or may not have been saved.
  • UBO history reconstructed from memory and old attachments.
  • An MLRO trying to prove reviews that were never logged.
  • A fortnight of billable hours spent on defence, not clients.

Outcome: uncertain, stressful, and expensive.

Path BWith GrayFour

One click. One PDF. Dated and attributed.

inspection_pack_2026.pdfReady
  • CDD records42 clients
  • Screening logscomplete
  • Risk and re-screeningcomplete
  • MLRO evidencecomplete
  • UBO 15-day trailcomplete
  • STR logcomplete
  • Training recordscomplete
Generated 22 Jul 2026 · 148 pages

Outcome: assembled, evidenced, and ready.

What is in the pack

Everything an inspector asks for, in the order they ask for it.

  1. 01

    CDD records per client

    With capture dates and the reviewer who signed them off.

  2. 02

    Screening logs

    Sanctions and PEP checks, each with a timestamp and result.

  3. 03

    Risk ratings and re-screening history

    The rating, the cadence it set, and every re-screen since.

  4. 04

    MLRO appointment and activity evidence

    Who your MLRO is, and the trail of their reviews and decisions.

  5. 05

    UBO registers and the 15-day update trail

    Current beneficial owners and every change, reported inside the window.

  6. 06

    STR log

    Suspicious transaction reports raised, with dates and dispositions.

  7. 07

    Staff training records

    Who was trained, on what, and when.

AED 50,000toAED 5,000,000

The AML violation fine range for DNFBPs, cited as a market fact, not a GrayFour claim. In 2025 the regime recorded roughly 8,900 DNFBP inspections and more than AED 160M in fines, and tightened under Federal Decree-Law No. 10 of 2025 ahead of the FATF 2026 evaluation. The pack is how you meet that on your terms.

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