
In this Video, you will get to know about the course details.
Explore the theory of sanctions and sanction screening, including the framework, key players like the UN, OFAC, EU, and FATF, and tools like grey and black lists and asset freezes.
Understand the risk of sanctions non-compliance, including OFAC penalties, legal exposure, reputational damage, and operational disruption for banks and international trade finance.
Identify and screen all relevant parties in trade documents: business names, banks, shipping and insurance entities, third-party issuers, ports, vessels, aircraft, and goods descriptions, to enforce sanction screening.
Identify and screen all parties across invoices, bills of lading, certificates of origin, and letters of credit. Follow a left-to-right, top-to-bottom, line-by-line approach and screen nouns to avoid missing entities.
Learn the dbml theory, identify red flags in trade based money laundering, and practice document analysis to detect techniques, with guidance on escalation to compliance teams.
Learn the basics of trade-based money laundering (tbml) and the dbml concept, including how illicit funds move through money mules across the three stages of laundering.
Identify high risk country involvement and sanctions, including North Korea, Iran, and Russia, by examining ports of loading and discharge, exporter and end-user details, and potential dual-use goods.
Identify abnormal patterns of shipment by analyzing port loading, discharge routes, and possible shell or front companies, then verify sanctions and business legitimacy through holistic document review and public-domain checks.
Identify line of business mismatch during onboarding by verifying customer and counterparty licenses through public domain searches, and scrutinize goods, licenses, and documents for red flags indicating money laundering.
Identify fraudulent and duplicate trade documents, examining inconsistencies, missing original transport documents, and unusual bill of lading details to prevent open account and advance payment fraud while enforcing sanction checks.
Identify unusual transaction terms in letter of credit, such as extreme tenor, accepting discrepancies, and updated or copied documents, to reveal potential fraud indicators in international trade.
Identify red flags in over shipments and under shipments, analyzing invoice versus packing and bill of lading to detect money laundering through international trade.
If you are a Trade finance professional or wanted to excel in Trade finance Compliance concepts.
If you are a compliance professional or an aspiring candidate to enter the compliance domain, this course is going be to your one stop shop to answer and enrich your knowledge about the Sanctions and Trade based money laundering also called as (TBML).
In this course module, all our learnings are going to be based on the Sample documents. The terminologies and concepts covered here will give a practical experience to appreciate the concepts, which you might have heard already.
This has two portions; one is for the sanctions screening and other one for the TBML.
And each of the two portions are further sub-divided into two sections. One is for the basics and theory part and other one is for the hands on knowledge experience with sample documents.
In the Sanction screening module, you will learn the common parties to be screened. You will also get to know the repercussions of missing a party to be screened. Because of which, you may imposed with Hefty fines and penalties.
In the TBML module, you will get to know the common Red flags to identify a laundering activity using the International trade finance transactions.
Disclaimer. We use real names and countries which may bring discontent in a learners mind due to various reasons. Our examples are based on the current sanctions promulgated by UN, OFAC, EU sanctions.