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NEW Preventing, Detecting and Investigating Financial Crime FC019
Location: Global Markets & Time Zones
First Date: On Demand
Duration: 3 days
Programme Director: Dennis Cox FCSI FRISM FCA AIIA Author, The International Handbook of Money Laundering Deterrence
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"'I did not know anything about this topic when I began - then I passed the exam the first time with 100%! Thank you Dennis.'"Risk manager, Saudi Industrial Fund
Agenda Highlights
Session 1: Introduction to the world of financial crime
Session 2: Types of crime
Session 3: Profiling – Discussion Session
Session 4: Prevention – best practise discussion
Session 5: Detection
Session 6: Investigation
Session 7: Laws and Human Rights
Session 8: Ancillary actions & Summary
Session 9: Discussion, Q&A and (optional) Quiz
"'On Day 1 the trainer already made me think in ways I had not done before. Very beneficial.'"Audit manager, United National, Geneva
Overview
Any company or institution can be a victim, actually or potentially, to one of the many facets of financial crime e.g. money laundering, fraud, computer intrusion, terrorist financing. Would you know how to prevent it, detect it or investigate it?
This course is designed to complement an institution’s existing practises in the areas of financial crime. It explores these three areas in depth, offering practical advice derived from a wealth of case studies and delivered in an interesting and interactive manner.
"'A very useful course and excellent trainer! The most impactful topics were sanctions and cyber crime.'"Compliance manager, HSBC, Taiwan
Who Should Attend
- Money Laundering reporting Officers (MLRO’s)
- Fraud and Risk Management
- Compliance Officers
- Business stream heads
- Heads of Financial Crime
- Human Resources Management
- Nominated Officers
- In-house Legal Counsel
Additional Course Information
What Does It Cover?
Introduction to the world of financial crime
- Internal and External examples
Types of crime
- Money Laundering
- Fraud
- Theft
- Computer Intrusion
- Terrorism
- Bribery and corruption
Profiling – Discussion Session
- Indicators as to who may commit a financial crime
- Reasons as to why people commit a crime
- When does someone commit a crime.
Prevention – best practise discussion
- Policies, Processes, Procedures
- Security – physical
- Surveillance – Covert and Overt
- Risk assessments
- Staff vetting
- Training
- Systems reviews
Detection
- Monitoring – Transactions, Emails, Mobile phones, Land line telephones
- Whistle blowing
- Court orders
- News Reports
- Customer complaints
- Relationship Managers
- Confessions
Investigation
- Evidence gathering and security
- Analysis of information
- Interview techniques
- Surveillance
- Report writing
- Escalation processes
Practical Exercise
Laws and Human Rights
- Human Resources issues
- Legal dept issues
- Human Rights
- Legal requirements
Discussion: Panel session
Ancillary actions
- In house issues
- Prosecution
- Injunctions
- Media considerations
- Regulatory Risks
- Institutional prosecution
- Course consolidation
Summary, Discussion, Q&A
END
Learning Objectives
On completion of the course, delegates will have gained specialist technical and behavioural knowledge and it application in the workplace specifically
- An awareness of financial crime issues
- Examined case studies to reinforce the practical theories
- The basic knowledge to be able to create a preventative ethos within an institution
- The knowledge to be able identify potential criminal activity
- The ability to gather evidence and investigate potential or actual criminal activity
- The confidence to bring the investigation to a conclusion
Delegates who complete this course will receive a Certificate in Prevention, Detecting & Investigating Financial Crime – A Practical Approach; and for those who require a demonstration of competency via training, a 20-multiple choice questions/answers quiz, remotely invigilated with results report and one resit is available included in the price.
Social Learning & Methods
Highly interactive expert-led intensive presentation, Q&A, group or 1:1 real-time in-depth case studies, regulation and discussion supported by key principles and theory.
The virtual learning platform uses safe, industry preferred encrypted Cisco WebEx to optimize live face-to-face visual interaction, discrete chat, for polling and quizzes.
A calendar invitation via email with access link is included for all participants.
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NEW Preventing, Detecting and Investigating Financial Crime
Course Fee
Apply discount voucher RISK10 at check out for savings until Feb15 2023
Course Fee (per person):
GBP £3,495.00 (+ UK VAT when applicable)
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