CISI Combating Financial Crime

AML, Compliance & Financial Crime

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Combating Financial Crime, developed in collaboration with QCo, provides a global view of transnational crime.  It illustrates practical defences, includes the UK Bribery Act (2010) and focuses on how laws, regulations and best practice continue to evolve across the entire spectrum of associated activities.  It covers the background and nature of financial crime, money laundering, terrorist financing, and corruption; combating financial crime, bribery and the role of the private sector.

This course can be undertaken as a stand-alone award or with Maltese Financial Regulations module.

This course is suitable for:

  • compliance officers
  • money laundering reporting officers
  • those involved in regulation, law enforcement, trade and commerce and
  • individuals from bi-lateral development institutions and civil society organisations

There are no entry requirements for this course.

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  • Background and nature of Financial Crime
    • Governmental and quasi-governmental approaches to CFC
    • Best practice
    • Asset recovery
  • Money Laundering
    • International Anti-money laundering (AML) standards
    • Financial Action Task Form
    • The role of other international bodies
    • Consent regimes
  • Terrorist Financing
    • Measures to combat the financing of terrorism
    • Standards for combatting the financing of terrorism
    • Terrorist listing
  • Bribery
    • Bribery and corruption
    • Uk Bribery Act (2010)
    • Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) (1977)
  • Corruption
    • Corrupt practice
    • Combating Corruption
    • Role of multi-lateral and bi-lateral institutions
    • Mutual legal assistance
    • Corruption indicators
  • Fraud
    • Investment Fraud
    • Market Abuse
    • Sarbanes-Oxley Act (2002)
    • Tax evasion
  • Financial crime risk and management
    • Considerations for the financial services industry
    • Risks
    • Practical  business safeguards
  • The role of the financial services industry
    • Regulatory bodies
    • Relations with regulators
    • Specific responsibilities
    • Compliance
    • Customer Due Diligence (CDD)
    • Reporting obligations
    • Record keeping obligations

 


Course Fees

Title: CISI Combating Financial Crime Fee
One time CISI Registration Fee
€65
Certification Fee: €326
Resit Fee: €188
Maltese Financial Regulation (Add On Course) €360
Resit Fee: €60

The above fees include examination sitting, pdf workbook and certification.


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