
Introduce the course content that you will learn through
Identify the main money laundering channels—banks, money service businesses, electronic money providers, non-financial institutions and professional services, and private investment companies—and examine how cross-border access enables laundering.
Explore red flag transactions across illegal deposit taking, illegal betting, illegal moneylending, and drug trafficking, using indicators like high-frequency cash deposits and lump-sum withdrawals.
Explore customer due diligence and the AML governance framework in financial institutions, detailing policy, roles, reporting of suspicious transactions, training, and compliance with CFT and FATF requirements.
Apply customer due diligence and KYC to onboarding and ongoing monitoring, gathering background, business, source of funds, and risk factors including sanctions, PEPs, thresholds, and account activity.
Explore enhanced due diligence for high-risk customers, including politically exposed persons. Verify identity changes, assess risk profiles, and apply ongoing due diligence with senior management approval.
Explore how anti money laundering policies align with local and international guidance to manage risks, perform customer due diligence and KYC, and report suspicious activity.
Explore money laundering from placement to integration, including layering, offshore accounts, shell companies, and real-world methods in art and real estate, and understand its global impact.
Identify red flags and conduct due diligence on suspicious transactions, perform respectful questioning, escalate to aml officers, and file an sdr while avoiding tipping off.
Identify red flag indicators across customer profile, customer behavior, and transaction behavior to establish transaction monitoring and suspicious transaction reports; if investigation cannot rule out suspicion, submit an SDR.
Learn to identify suspicious transactions using customer profiles and patterns, and file a suspicious transaction report (STR/SDR) to the AML office and competent authority.
Explore the 5W approach to identifying suspicious transactions by detailing who, what products or services, when, where, and why, and documenting customer information and AML reporting obligations.
Explain how suspicious transaction reports escalate to the appropriate officer and financial intelligence units, while ensuring accurate customer data and compliance with internal and external policy and regulation.
Learn to build a risk-based AML/CFT program with policy, CDD, monitoring, reporting, and audits, guided by governance, three lines of defense, and continuous improvement.
Explore Malaysia's anti money laundering framework, including Bank Negara Malaysia and Securities Commission guidelines, with customer due diligence, enhanced and simplified measures, and suspicious transaction reporting above 25,000 ringgit.
Explore how trade based money laundering hides proceeds through mispricing and phantom shipments, and how banks and authorities use risk-based intelligence and private-public collaboration to disrupt illicit trade.
Explore the roadmap for upcoming courses on money laundering and financing terrorism risk, AML and CFT processes, and anti bribery and anti corruption in business.
In this course, you will learn about the basic notions in Threat of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing. This course will introduce to you about Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Process, Customer Due Diligence Process, Transaction Monitoring, Red Flag indicators and basic techniques to detect suspicious transactions in typical organization and so much more. This is a comprehensive course that captures all relevant concepts required for training employees of an organization. The instructor will also update new materials frequently based on his experiences and request from learners.
There are no prerequisites for this course (Some knowledge in economics/finance/banking industry will be helpful but not necessary to pass this course) since it will cover all the basic notions of AML/CFT program from Scratch. You just need a computer and strong internet connection and a note + pen to write down key concepts in the course. There will be a final assessment at the end of the course to assess your understanding about those key concepts also.
Anyone who (professionally or privately) wants to learn about basic knowledge of money laundering and terrorism financing threat and AML/CFT activities in business world will get benefits from this course. This course is the first course in a 2-course series "AML/CFT Management in business world".