Banking Forms
The banking-forms catalog provides a typed ontology over seven forms covering 228 distinct fields. Each form is decomposed into sections and fields with explicit data types, optionality, and citation back to the source publication; a cross-form canonical-terms evidence index then groups equivalent fields (legal-entity name, source-of-wealth, beneficial owner, correspondent SWIFT BIC, etc.) under shared canonical terms so that the same evidence can satisfy related questions across multiple forms.
The seven forms include the Swiss MROS suspicious-activity report, four UBS reconstructions (Form A beneficial-owner declaration, KYC identification, source-of-funds, and tax compliance), and the Wolfsberg CBDDQ v1.4 (correspondent-banking due-diligence questionnaire) and FCCQ v1.2 (financial-crime compliance questionnaire).
Use this family when modelling a financial institution's customer-onboarding evidence layer or when designing audit working papers that have to map back into specific forms.
MROS Suspicious Activity Report
Swiss Money Laundering Reporting Office (MROS) suspicious-activity report ontology.
36 fields
UBS Form A — Beneficial Owner Declaration (public reconstruction)
UBS Form A — beneficial-ownership declaration aligned with Swiss CDB regulations.
17 fields
UBS KYC Identification Form (public reconstruction)
UBS KYC identity-document reconstruction form for sanctioned-period evidentiary reproduction.
15 fields
UBS Source of Funds Declaration (public reconstruction)
UBS source-of-funds questionnaire — high-risk-customer due diligence.
12 fields
UBS Tax Compliance Statement (public reconstruction)
UBS tax-related KYC questionnaire — cross-border tax compliance attestation.
8 fields
Wolfsberg Correspondent Banking Due Diligence Questionnaire
Wolfsberg Correspondent Banking Due Diligence Questionnaire v1.4.
90 fields
Wolfsberg Financial Crime Compliance Questionnaire
Wolfsberg Financial Crime Compliance Questionnaire v1.2.
50 fields