Anti-Money Laundering and the Institutional Client

Overview

Every year the instances of money laundering that is caught increase by 14.3 percent. By way of example, the number of cases was 1001 in 2022 and 1132 the next year. Perhaps more alarming is the fact that money laundering costs between $800 billion and $2 trillion annually. Also increasing is the length of prison terms handed out to those found to have committed money laundering crimes. It’s a nasty business. The course covers how to protect against money laundering crimes. 

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Learning Objectives

  • Understand the money laundering cycle 
  • Know the regulators of AML compliance 
  • Know the legislation applicable to combatting money laundering 
  • Understand the required reporting requirements 
  • Understand the required continuing due diligence requirements 


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Registered Representatives 




Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.

Prerequisites:
 None