CQS Policy Templates: Documents to Adapt for Your Firm
Preparing or replacing your firm’s CQS policies? A template provides a drafting framework, but the adopted document should describe your practice’s responsibilities, systems, supervision and working procedures.
These articles explore individual CQS CPMS policies, what firms should consider when drafting them and how to connect the written requirements with everyday conveyancing work.
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Browse Lexsure’s CQS CPMS Policy Template Library for individual policies or the full policy set. Choose the documents your firm needs, then adapt them to its work and procedures.
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Lexsure Publishes CQS Policy Updates for July 2023
Did you miss any of these new and updated optional paragraphs that were added or edited in Lexsure’s CQS Policy Template Documents database in recent weeks? Below is a list of examples of some of the latest suggested inclusions. High-risk Third Countries Your firm’s AML Policy should state that you apply EDD measures in any…
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CQS CPMS is evolving. Ready for the changes?
Effective May 2022, modifications to the Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) practices for Part 2 of the UK Finance Lenders’ Handbook will be implemented. The newly introduced Core Practice Management Standards (CPMS) by CQS outline updated procedural guidelines for Part 2 of the handbook, mandating adherence. 6.4(b) of the the new CPMs requires that firms must…