Location: Upper Hall, Loch Promenade Church, Douglas.
This course is taught by Jo French and is with coffee and registration from 9.30 am.
This session is structured to ensure that delegates are fully compliant with all of the requirements for AML training under paragraph 22 of the Codes and s. 7.3.5 of the handbook, thus meeting a firm's annual mandatory AML training requirements.
It is also suitable for those new to the world of anti-money laundering, junior employees, support staff, and those who have changed role and are now caught under the AML legislation for the first time, thereby demonstrating to the regulator your organisation's adherence to Proceeds of Crime Law and the AML/CFT Handbook.
- What is money laundering?
- What is terrorist financing?
- Vulnerabilities, triggers, risks and responsibilities
- The Enactments and the AML/CFT Handbook
- What is the risk-based approach?
- Risk-based approach in action – case studies
- Mandatory and post-reporting obligations
This course is a repeat of the 01 July 2016 course.
Benefits of membership include: full members can submit a detailed firm listing for posting on our website, staff of full members can attend our regular lunchtime seminars free of charge, all members have priority booking for our School of International Financial Services (SIFS) training courses.