Money launderers and those who finance future crime, including terrorism, cannot function, except on the most basic level, without using banks. More, in some financial crimes, the use of banks is integral to the commission of the offence.
In this senior course, you will learn how financial criminals use the retail, business and mortgage business sectors.
The course is designed for
- those working in that sector; and
- those dealing with that sector.
You will also read case studies and learn how criminals target people like you, find their way around the customer due diligence process and use companies like yours.
At the end of the course, you will take a test multiple choice questions and your results will be recorded.
Your progress, and your results, are available to your company and, through your company, your regulator as is required by the regulatory regime.
Course level: Senior
Language: English
Pass mark: 80%
Course award Certificate: Yes
Access to course: unlimited for one month
Return to previous pages: Yes
Retake test: Yes.
Course certificate validity: one year from the date of the last-taken test
Portable CPD (TM) hours (where recognised): 2 hours
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Pre-requisite
1. What is money laundering?
2. What is money?
3. How could I be a money launderer?
4. What are the obligations placed on your company to detect and deter money laundering?
5. What does a money launderer want from me?
6. What is a money launderer aiming to achieve?
7. What is terrorist financing?
10. How do terrorists use retail and business banking and lending services? (1)
11. How do terrorists use retail and business banking and lending services? (2)
12. What is confiscation?
13. The three types of money laundering transaction
14. The money launderer doesn't care about you
15. How money launderers use businesses like yours.
16. Definitions
17. Retail and business banking - the myth
18. "All the money we get comes from another bank"
19. "No problem - the account has not been used for months."
20. "Where did the money come from and where did it go?"
21. My counter-party is a bank. No problem, right?
22. What if my counter-party bank says the money's OK?
23. Does this mean I have to know foreign law as well?
24. Everything that was old is new again.
25. Old crime in new clothes.
26. Deposit of cheques.
25. Deposit of foreign cheques
26. The Too Successful Business.
27. The Pressing Customer.
28. The super-successful branch manager
29. Small business banking
30. The dodgy bank
31. The Power Cut
32. Destruction assured.
33. "We only know what we are told"
34. Fake news
35. The car in front.
36. What you see is not what you get.
37. Why misleading accounts matter to retail bankers.
38. Consumer and business loans as vehicles for laundering
39. Residential and Commercial Mortgages
40. Corruption
41. How bank staff are targeted by criminals
42. The fishy food business.
43. The money laundering business
44. A house built on shifting money
45. It's cold outside.
46. FinTechs - friend or foe in financial crime risk terms?
47. Virtual assets; real world risks
48. Alternative investments and securities companies as customers
Conclusion
Test: How Money Launderers use Retail and Business Banking