Employees in the financial services and regulated sectors can identify the important areas of concern with regard to money laundering and counter-terrorist financing by taking this financial crime training course, which offers an engaging interactive experience.
The participants will obtain pertinent and timely information while working with the subject matter expert on issues relating to Typologies, Methods, and a broader understanding of the worldwide concerns related to financial crime.
The teacher will present real-world case studies, which will be followed by in-depth discussions, exercises, and question and answer sessions. This training course has been carefully planned and is being energetically delivered by the instructor
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Recognize the primary offenses of financial crime, terrorism financing, and money laundering.
Review and analyze case studies with professors while having in-depth discussions.
Recognize the dangers faced by professionals working in the AML and financial crime fields.
Apply your understanding of the present to the exercises that the instructors have provided.
Learn and create fresh methods and abilities for conducting investigations.
AML and Financial Crime investigations Professionals
Compliance Professionals
Financial Investigators
Fraud Investigators
Financial Crime Analysts
Transaction Monitoring Professionals
Sanctions and Sanctions Busting
Case Study on Round Tripping Fraud
AML Exercise
The Principles of the Risk Based Approach
Case study regarding Government Corruption
The Roles and Responsibilities of FATF.
Financial Intelligence Analysis and assessment
Trade based money laundering
Review of a TF case study
Emerging Threats in Money Laundering
Financial Intelligence Exercise and debrief
P2P Emergence Crypto-currency and VASPS
State Sponsored Terrorism, a study into Hezbollah
Government Corruption A case study 1MDB Malaysia
Professional Money Launderers and Gateways (Lawyers, Notaries, Accountants)
Cyber Threat and Insider Actors.
Money Value Transfer Business and MSB’s
A case study in Interpretation of Financial data
CFT Exercise “stop the attack”
Proliferation and Sanctions breaches.
Case Study in Terrorist Groups methodologies and motivation.
Radicalisation and Extremism as seen in Banking data.
CFT Exercise (Continued)
how to investigate PEPS and High Net Worth Beneficial Owners
Cyber-Crime Typologies
PEP exercise Establishing True ownership of opaque structures and entities.
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