In which two ways does a government Financial Intelligence Unit interact with public and private sectors?
(Choose two.)

In reviewing recent transaction activity, a compliance officer for a money transmitter notices that several customers are each remitting the same amount of money but much more frequently.
How should the institution respond?

An auction house dealing in fine art and antiques sells a well-known painting at a price of $12 million to an agent bidding for a group of local investors. The same painting sold ten years prior at auction for $5 million. The auction house receives payment for the painting via wire transfer from an account maintained in an offshore jurisdiction by the investor group. No beneficial ownership information is available for the account.
What are the two money laundering red flags? (Choose two.)

At a small community bank, the compliance officer identifies unusual activity on a customer, who with his personal and company accounts, is the bank's largest depositor. The customer's companies have significant balances on their outstanding loans. The compliance officer notices that there is a lot of unusual movements of money between the customer's individual and business accounts. After filing a suspicious transaction report (STR), the compliance officer gets a call from law enforcement indicating that they want the bank to keep the account open while they conduct an investigation into the customer.
How should the compliance officer escalate this information to the board of directors?

A law enforcement official calls a bank inquiring about a customer who is currently under investigation. The law enforcement official requests information about the customer.
How should the bank respond?