ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING
This course covers a detailed analysis of the laws and regulations in relation to anti-money laundering (AML), counter-terrorist financing (CTF), sanctions and customer due diligence. The second part of the course takes the form of a series of case studies to test application of the legal and regulatory requirements to real-life situations.
- The details of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing laws and regulations.
- Customer identification and verification procedures.
- The risk-based approach to due diligence.
- Where to go for further information.
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WHO'S IT FOR?
Pre-requisites
- This course requires no previous regulatory knowledge or experience. Examples and interactions are designed to be used by staff at all levels.
Relevant audiences
- The course is suitable for all staff in the financial services industry. Examples and interactions are designed to be used by staff at all levels.
Learning outcomes
- Recognise the consequences of financial crime on the individual, firm and society as a whole.
- Know the money laundering offences and penalties.
- Identify suspicious activities and know the process for reporting suspicions.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Emma Martin
Emma qualified as a Barrister in 1996 and then went on to join the Legal and Compliance department of Lehaman Brothers working on a variety of regulatory issues. Emma later joined Cazenove and Co. working as Legal Counsel before moving to the new issues department of BNP Paribas, where she was responsible for their warrant programme. Emma left banking in 2001 to work for BPP Law School as a lecturer in law and assisted in setting up the City LPC. In 2007 she became a freelance trainer specialising in City regulation.
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