Are you receiving an e-mail from aml@bakertilly.be? Don’t worry, it’s coming from us.
As part of our legal obligations around anti-money laundering legislation and client identification, we use the secure platform AMLCare for specific communication and document retrieval.
Because online security is more important today than ever, we understand that you are cautious about emails that ask you to share documents or data. With this communication, we would like to reassure you and explain how to recognize a legitimate AMLCare email from Baker Tilly.
Why does Baker Tilly use AMLCare?
We do this for:
- Document retrieval and processing
- Update client data
- Monitoring legal AML and KYC obligations.
Through this method, we can manage your files correctly and securely, in full compliance with applicable regulations.
What should you pay attention to?
An authentic AMLCare invitation:
- will be sent from the official Baker Tilly email address: aml@bakertilly.be
- refers to your file
- includes a link to a secure online environment to upload documents
- never asks to share passwords or other confidential data via e-mail
What does a legitimate AMLCare email look like?
What should you do if you doubt the authenticity of an e-mail?
Contact your trusted contact at Baker Tilly before clicking links or uploading documents. That way, you can always be sure you are acting correctly.
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