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Learn the most up-to-date techniques for conducting investigations, including best practices in SARs/STRs, the importance of good data and how to deal with pre-and-post reporting issues
Objectives:

VXS latest Conducting AML Investigations course for legal professionals will help participants to:

Understand the scale of the problem and how potential money laundering is present in every part of the value chain, no matter what the business

Examine the regulatory updates and responses – the FATF, Wolfsberg etc. and how to use their guidance in the investigative process

Chart the role of the MLRO

Acquire skills needed to conduct successful investigations

Effective data capture and analysis

Recognise the importance of using professional scepticism

The potential impact of whistle blowing & cultural issues

Understanding the differences between unusual and suspicious

Use AML investigator training techniques to chart the formal stages of an AML investigation

Understand the importance of escalation & Reporting

Dealing with post-investigation issues

Content:

Money laundering presents a significant challenge for the financial sector today. As regulatory fines continue to escalate, it is crucial for everyone working in this industry, or providing services to it, to understand the evolving landscape of money laundering. Awareness of these changes and proactive measures to combat money laundering are essential for compliance and maintaining the integrity of the financial system.

Furthermore, the number of businesses classified as "obliged entities" under money laundering regulations has expanded significantly. Regulators are increasingly insisting that staff at these organisations receive comprehensive money laundering regulations training to identify and investigate potential instances of money laundering.

Our market-leading course covers all the up-to-date challenges facing obliged entities, both regulatory and in FCC terms and is packed with real-life case studies and examples to show delegates how money laundering can be identified and the investigative process, equipping delegates with the skills needed to successfully meet the regulatory requirements and industry best practice.

Taught by a leading expert in this field, AML investigator training covers:

The scale of the problem and how potential money laundering is present in every part of the value chain, no matter what the business

Regulatory updates and responses – the FATF, Wolfsberg etc. and how to use their guidance in the investigative process

The role of the MLRO

Skills needed to conduct successful investigations

Data capture and analysis

The importance of professional scepticism

Whistle blowing & cultural issues

Differences between unusual and suspicious

The formal stages of an AML investigation

Escalation & Reporting - SARs/STRs – best practice

Post-investigation issues

Trainer Profile:

Redcliffe’s money laundering regulations training course is led by a trainer with a unique blend of experience spanning Banking, Investment Banking, Asset Management, and the Sports Industry. His expertise is recognised globally, earning a reputation for delivering high-quality training courses.

The trainer studied History at Cambridge before transitioning into the finance sector as a stockbroker in London. He gained extensive experience working with Dutch, Canadian, and US investment banks in various roles, including sales, sales trading, and trading departments. For three years, he also held compliance oversight for a regulated investment bank based in Edinburgh.

The trainer’s global finance footprint extends to India, where he spent three years managing the learning and knowledge transfer section of a large investment banking offshoring project. He then spent a year in Moscow, establishing the Learning and Development department alongside Graduate Recruitment for Russia’s largest investment bank.

Throughout his career, he has acted as an independent consultant and financial trainer for the past 30 years, specialising in Financial Crime Compliance. He has consistently received outstanding feedback for making these complex topics understandable and relatable to the everyday activities of clients and delegates.