This training program is to provide participants with knowledge and skills necessary to pass the Advanced Qualification Exam in AML/CTF, presented by the CMA and TFA. The exam is designed for CMA-licensed compliance and AML officers. This program is tailored to familiarize participants with AMC/CTF international and KSA efforts, as well as the National AML Framework. It also provides participants with key AML/CTF skills, identifies Customer Due Diligence and suspicious activities reporting.
At the end of the training program, the participant should be able to:
1 The Role of International Bodies in AML/CTF.
2 Key AML/CTF Organizations.
3 FATF Efforts and its Relationship with AML Parties.
4 Impact of EU
1 Money Laundering – How It Works?
2 Most Common Services and Products used in Money Laundering
3 Corporate and Credit Service Providers
4 Alternative Transfer Systems or Informal Value Transfer Systems
5 Managing the Risks of People in Official or Political Positions.
6 Terrorist Financing
7 Money Laundering
1 General Developments
2 Local AML Models
3 KSA AML/CTF Legal
4 KSA AML/CTF Initiatives
5 Law
6 Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU)
7 Capital Market Authority (CMA)
8 Saudi Central Bank (SAMA)
1 What does Customer Due Diligence Mean?
2 Continuous Monitoring
3 Customer Due Diligence
4 Case Study on Customer Due Diligence Requirements.
5 Customer Due Diligence Guarantees.
6 Newly Emerging Insights on Customer Due Diligence.
1 AML Structures
2 The Role of AML/CTF Reporting Officer
3 The Role of Senior Management
4 Managing Relationships with Executive Authorities
5 Customer Privacy Protection
6 Applying the Risk-Based Approach
7 Customer Activity Monitoring
8 Automated Transaction Monitoring
1 Evaluation of Suspicious Activities
2 Processing
3 Avoid Notifying/Alerting the Suspect
1 Introduction
2 Money Laundering
3 Various Traded Products
4 Risk-Based Approach
5 Bond Markets
6 Stock Markets
7 Other AML Risks
8 Stock and Bond Markets – Predicate Offenses of Money Laundering
9 Money Markets
10 Derivatives Markets
11 Foreign Exchange Markets
12 Commodity Markets
13 Market Entry
14 Clearinghouses
15 Institutional Finance
16 Joint or Group Lending
17 Hedge Funds
18 ML/TF Risks
19 Risk Signs in Capital Markets
Requirements
1. The candidate must have a minimum of two years of experience in the field of compliance and/or ML/FT Reporting with a licensed entity. 2. Candidates for compliance and/or AML roles must be registered in the following programs: - CMA Advanced Qualification Examination in AML/CFT. - CMA Advanced Qualification Examination in Compliance. To be completed within a maximum period of one year from the completion of the required experience mentioned above. 3. The two programs are not required for compliance and/or AML professionals who have obtained certifications from the International Compliance Association (ICA) in either compliance or AML.
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