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Mastering goAML Implementation in Any Financial Institution
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Mastering goAML Implementation in Any Financial Institution

Learn how to effectively implement and utilize goAML for AML/CFT compliance in financial institutions.
Created bySiorik Consultancy
Last updated 10/2024
English
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What you'll learn

  • Understand the core functionality of goAML and its role in AML/CFT compliance.
  • Learn how to create and validate XML reports for STRs, TTRs, and SARs.
  • Master customer due diligence (CDD) and risk assessment processes.
  • Implement threshold and suspicious transaction reporting (TTR & STR).
  • Follow goAML operational guidelines for accurate reporting.
  • Navigate XML Schema and perform XML validation.
  • Learn best practices for a smooth goAML implementation in financial institutions.

Course content

2 sections • 21 lectures • 2h 25m total length

  • Definition of Money Laundering and Stages of Money Laundering9:09

    Define money laundering as converting illegal proceeds into clean money via three stages—placement, layering, integration—using deposits, structuring under goAML reporting thresholds, and cross-bank transfers to hide income.

  • Seven Elements of Customer Due Diligence16:48

    Discover the seven elements of customer due diligence, from customer identification and acceptance to profile, risk rating, and monitoring, and how CTR and STR reporting to FIU via goAML works.

  • Transaction Monitoring1:04

    Learn how goAML enables KYC and transaction monitoring as pillars of anti-money laundering, watching customer transactions, verifying them against the profile, and filing suspicious transaction reports when mismatches occur.

  • Threshold Transaction Reporting4:45

    Explore threshold transaction reporting and currency transaction reporting in Nepal, detailing reporting to FIU via Goyaml for cash transactions over thresholds, including remittance and wire transfers.

  • Suspicious Transaction Reporting6:39

    Identify suspicious transactions with reasonable grounds that involve proceeds from predicate offenses, and learn how STR differs from TR and how goAML aggregates data for enforcement.

  • Methods of Money Laundering that should be reported via goAML5:09

    GoAML implementation enables banks to track structuring and smurfing that evade threshold reporting, using AML monitoring to aggregate transactions, trigger alerts, and file suspicious transaction reports during placement phase.

  • Introduction to goAML8:33

    Introduction to goAML explains how the UNODC web platform standardizes reporting of suspicious transactions and threshold reports, enhances data analysis, and enables secure, real-time access for law enforcement.

  • Two methods of reporting in goAML2:42

    Choose between web-based reporting, which manually inputs STR and TTR data via a threshold transaction report, and XML file uploads, where zipped XMLs are generated and uploaded to goAML.

  • Automating FIU Function with goAML7:11

    Automate FIU operations with goAML by collecting STR and TTR data, consolidating KYC and account details, and analyzing transactions to expose tax evasion patterns.

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of financial transaction reporting is helpful but not required.
  • Interest in learning about AML/CFT compliance and goAML implementation.

Description

"Are you working in the financial sector and eager to master goAML? Implementing goAML is essential for financial institutions to stay compliant with anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-financing of terrorism (CFT) regulations. This comprehensive course provides a step-by-step guide on how to implement goAML effectively within your organization.

Whether you're new to goAML or looking to deepen your understanding, this course covers everything you need to know—from the fundamentals of AML/CFT compliance to the intricacies of creating and submitting accurate XML reports. You’ll learn how to navigate the goAML platform, follow operational guidelines, and avoid common pitfalls that could lead to non-compliance or costly fines.

Taught by an experienced AML professional who has successfully implemented goAML and moved up to a managerial position, this course offers practical insights drawn from real-world experience. Through engaging video lectures, hands-on exercises, and downloadable resources, you’ll gain the tools and confidence to implement goAML efficiently and effectively.

In this course, you’ll:

  • Understand the core functionality of goAML and its role in combating financial crimes.

  • Learn to create and validate XML reports, including Suspicious Transaction Reports (STRs) and Threshold Transaction Reports (TTRs).

  • Master Customer Due Diligence (CDD) processes, essential for effective AML compliance.

  • Navigate the goAML XML Schema and understand how to perform XML validation.

  • Explore best practices for implementing goAML across various departments, ensuring a smooth and compliant reporting process.

  • Learn how a well-executed goAML implementation can enhance your career prospects in the financial sector.

This course is designed for AML officers, compliance managers, financial professionals, and IT specialists looking to expand their skill set in financial compliance. By the end of the course, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and practical tools needed to implement goAML successfully, helping your organization stay compliant and avoid regulatory penalties. With this training, you’ll also be positioning yourself as a valuable asset within your organization, potentially paving the way for career advancement.

Join us in this learning journey to unlock the potential of goAML and take a significant step forward in your financial compliance career!"

Who this course is for:

  • AML Officers, Compliance Managers, and Risk Management Professionals.
  • IT Professionals responsible for goAML implementation.
  • Financial sector employees interested in AML/CFT compliance.
  • Finance students and recent graduates aiming to enter the field of financial compliance.

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