

Anti-Money Laundering & Counter-Terrorist Financing
To prevent criminal activity, nearly all countries in the world have committed themselves to extremely tough laws against money laundering and terrorist financing.
Money laundering is defined as criminal proceeds finding their way into the formal economy via a web of transactions that conceal their true origins.
Terrorist financing can come from rogue regimes or terrorist organisations that feed their cells worldwide under trade payments, investments, remittances and money for education.
Our global AML & CTF Compliance Training Course helps employees understand their obligations to preventing these crimes. It covers 17 regulatory regimes.
For a UK focus, see our AML & CTF Training Course.
- 30 Minutes
- All staff
- Based on UK legislation, but suitable for global audiences upon the removal of UK-specific references and translation as necessary.
- Compliance Essentials Library

Learning objectives
- Identify money laundering and terrorist financing and how it takes place
- Conduct proportionate, risk-based customer due diligence (CDD)
- Identify common red flags and take appropriate action
- Recognise when and how to seek advice and report suspicions
- Fulfil your obligation not to tip off anyone suspected of money laundering or terrorist financing
What can you expect your employees to learn?
Welcome
What are money laundering & terrorist financing?
- You decide: Money laundering or terrorist financing?
- The impact of money laundering
- Crossing the line
The money laundering process
- Stage 1 of 3: Placement
- Stage 2 of 3: Layering
- Examples of layering
- Stage 3 of 3: Integration
- You decide: The money laundering process
Detecting money laundering
- You decide: AML regulations and risk
Customer Due Diligence
- Best practice: CDD
- Red flags
- You decide: What level of risk?
- Reporting
- You decide: Report or not?
- You decide: Keeping records
- Tipping off
Susceptibility to money laundering
- You decide: PEPs and relatives People Easily Tempted (PETs)
Summary
Affirmation
Assessment
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Your questions, answered
Financial Crime
Common FAQs
How can I log and track incidents of financial crime in my organisation?
How can I ensure my employees understand and comply with our internal policies in relation to financial crime?
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Can small businesses be held accountable under competition law?
Are informal conversations with competitors risky?
What are the consequences of breaking competition law?
How can companies prevent anti-competitive behaviour?
Does the Criminal Finances Act 2017 apply to non-UK companies?
What industries are most at risk under the Criminal Finances Act?
How often should businesses review their tax evasion prevention procedures?
Can small businesses be prosecuted under the Criminal Finances Act 2017?
What industries are most vulnerable to proliferation financing risks?
How can small businesses ensure compliance with proliferation financing regulations?
Are there international standards for combating proliferation financing?
What are “dual-use goods” and why are they significant?
How often should proliferation financing risk assessments be updated?
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- Will send you email alerts to ensure you are notified
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What file types are supported by the Skillcast system?
Features |
Supported file types and details |
File Exchange |
File types: PDF, Excel spreadsheets, Word documents, SCORM and xAPI files, and compressed zip files. Max file size: Default is 1GB, can be increased to a max of 2GB |
SCORM files |
Versions: SCORM 1.2, SCORM 1.2 for Moodle, SCORM 2004 2nd, 3rd and 4th Edition. Max file size: 1024MB |
xAPI file |
Max file size: 2GB |
Videos |
File types: MP4 or MOV. Videos must be optimised, with a max file size of 100MB. If the file is bigger, our Design Team can help |
Images |
File types: jpg, png and gif. The file size should ideally be 100KB, but it can be up to 250KB |
CPD evidence |
File types: Word, PDF, Excel and CSV. File size: the limit should be whatever the portal config option is set to. Servers are set to max 2GB |
Policy documents |
PDF or Word File size: the limit should be whatever the portal config option is set to. Servers are set to max 2GB |
Offline activities evidence |
File types: PDF, DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, CSV, PNG, GIF, JPEG, JPG, PPTX and MSG. File size: the limit should be whatever the portal config option is set to. Servers are set to max 2GB |
Client logo files |
File types provided by client: EPS, PDF, AI and SVG |
Registers |
PDF, DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, CSV, PPT, PPTX, POT, PPA, PPS, JPG, JPEG, PJEPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, MP4, MOV, WMV, CPTX, CP, TXT, ZIP and MSG files |
Declarations |
JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, XLS and XLSX files |
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