Virginia Marí I Rennesson

PEP | ESP
Last update: 27/10/2025
Virginia Marí I Rennesson
Name: Virginia Marí I Rennesson
Gender: label.gender.f

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does Virginia Marí I Rennesson have any sanctions?

No, Virginia Marí I Rennesson currently has no sanctions but might have them in the future. Would you like to receive an alert?

2. Is Virginia Marí I Rennesson a PEP (Politically Exposed Person)?

Yes, Virginia Marí I Rennesson is considered a PEP under the following countries' regulations: Spain , Spain .

3. What is the relationship between Virginia Marí I Rennesson and the AML regulation in Spain?

Virginia Marí I Rennesson is a relevant person under Spain's AML regulation because they are or were considered a Politically Exposed Person.

4. What is the relationship between Virginia Marí I Rennesson and the AML regulation in Spain?

Virginia Marí I Rennesson is a relevant person under Spain's AML regulation because they are or were considered a Politically Exposed Person.

5. Can I receive automatic alerts about PEPs (Politically Exposed Person)?

Yes, Pibisi collects PEP lists from multiple sources and official websites, helping you monitor your clients, investors, or persons of interest.

6. Where does this information come from?

Pibisi's proprietary AML database gathers all of its information from public, official, online AML lists and institutional websites. These are the sources that contain information about Virginia Marí I Rennesson:

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Parlamento de las Islas Baleares PEPs ESP
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