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AML For Reporting Institutions and The Role of RegTech in Combating Money Laundering by James Chin
RM260.00
| Date | 3 March 2026, Tuesday (Full-Day Online CE Workshop) |
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| Time | 9.00am – 5.00pm |
| CE/CPE | 10 FPAM CE Points / 10 SIDC CPE Points (TBC) / 8 FiMM CPD Points (TBC) |
| Facilitator | James Chin |
Year after year, through the financial sector, hundreds of billions of dollars of illegally derived money are laundered through financial institutions such as consumer banks and investment banks. Besides hiding the revenues of illegal activities, money laundering harms a country’s economy and pose many risks to businesses.
It is important for frontliners in Consumer Banks and Investment Banks to identify red flag indicators and suspected transactions and report them accordingly. Many a times, some form of investment may be made by the client in the process of money laundering in the layering stage. As such, it is important to establish a strong Customer Due Diligence at the point of establishing business relations. This course will cover various case studies in the money laundering process which involves various investment products.
This course will also cover the role and advantages of RegTech in combating money laundering in the financial system.
Learning Outcome
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Identify the process of various money laundering activities
- Identify money laundering activities for reporting institutions
- Recognise the role and advantages of RegTech in combating money laundering
- Identify the Code of Ethics for capital market and wealth management products and its role in AML
