
Address hard questions on money laundering, terrorist financing, sanctions, and predicate crime, covering three stages, placement, layering, PEP, gatekeepers, product risks, and cross-border complexity through 70 questions.
Analyze money laundering and terror financing concepts, AML controls, and the three stages of money laundering—placement, layering, integration—along with placement methods and trade-based techniques.
Identify who qualifies as a PEP under MAP-IT-A, including public figures and their family or close associates, then apply enhanced due diligence with SOW and SOF verification and high-risk reclassification.
Analyze money laundering risks in non-bank financial services, including MSBs, fintechs, insurers, securities, lending, and crypto. Drive AML obligations under FATF rules 22–23, including registration, CDD, CTR, and SAR.
Identify cdd triggers in life insurance, including beneficiaries, policyholders, and trusts, and flag ml indicators such as annual or single premiums exceeding 10,000 and suspicious transactions.
Learn anti-money laundering concepts in investment banking and wealth management, identifying red flags like unusual trades, cross-border structures, and privacy-driven scrutiny, with escalation and enhanced due diligence.
Discover how payment service providers apply per jurisdiction risk-based screening, OSINT, and CDD/EDD to detect illicit activity. Learn data governance, sanction screening, and transaction monitoring, plus fraud and AML intersection.
Analyze hard questions from part 1 on life insurance CDD triggers, policy loan layering, and surrender schemes used to launder funds, plus VASP indicators and nested correspondent risks.
this hard question part 1 surveys money laundering definitions under FATF, sanctions liability, fraud and bribery issues, tax evasion vs avoidance, and AML consequences for financial institutions.
Examine fraud and money laundering patterns across banking, trade finance, and high-risk sectors; identify red flags like over-invoicing and shell structures, and apply FATF guidelines with CDD, EDD, and SARs.
Explore aml risks across leasing, asset financing, pension funds, msb and psp networks, e-commerce and crypto, insurance, real estate, highlighting overvaluation, cross-border risk, and required due diligence with sars.
This free course is designed for learners who want to pass the CAMS exam by practicing real-exam-style questions rather than just theoretical explanations.
Instead of long conceptual lectures, this course focuses on exam-driven learning, helping you understand how CAMS questions are structured and how to approach them with confidence.
You will work through practical, scenario-based questions covering key AML topics such as:
Layering and integration in payment structures
Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) and risk identification
Financial crime risks related to banking products
Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) filing scenarios
Long-format and short-format CAMS-style questions
Each section is designed to help you think like the exam, break down tricky scenarios, and select the best answer using logic and elimination techniques.
This is Part A of a structured exam prep series and is ideal for building a strong foundation through hands-on question practice. There are long and short hard questions that we cover.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Approach CAMS exam questions with a clear strategy
Identify common traps and distractors in multiple-choice questions
Analyze AML scenarios quickly and accurately
Improve your confidence and exam readiness
The free course comes with pdf and of slides and long and short hard questions.