Which of the following businesses require enhanced or additional scenarios for identifying anomalous transactions? (Select Two.)

Unlicensed cash-intensive businesses require enhanced monitoring because the absence of regulatory licensing removes a supervisory control layer, increasing the risk of commingling illicit funds with legitimate cash flows without detection.

Hospitals and healthcare services face AML obligations but are not classified as cash-intensive businesses in AML typology frameworks, so standard monitoring scenarios typically apply.

Licensed cash-intensive businesses also require enhanced monitoring because their high cash transaction volumes create significant opportunities for structuring, layering, and other typologies regardless of their licensed status.

Pharmaceutical and medical device companies are associated with trade-based money laundering risks, but this incomplete option does not describe a category specifically requiring enhanced cash anomaly detection scenarios.

Retail shops handling cash present some risk, but they are not specifically categorized in AML frameworks as requiring enhanced anomalous transaction scenarios equivalent to businesses whose primary model is cash-intensive.