The Money Laundering Prevention Specialist® designation signifies expertise in the prevention, detection, and reporting of money laundering activities. Professionals who hold this designation are well-versed in the regulations, best practices, and strategies necessary to combat money laundering and the illicit movement of funds.

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To attain this designation, individuals typically undergo comprehensive training and education in anti-money laundering (AML) practices, legal requirements, risk assessment, and ethical considerations. They are equipped to work in various sectors, including finance, banking, insurance, and law enforcement, where preventing money laundering is a critical concern.

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Money Laundering Prevention Specialists are crucial in helping organizations develop and implement robust AML programs, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements, and safeguarding financial institutions and businesses from being unwittingly involved in illegal financial activities.

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Overall, this designation underscores a commitment to ethical and legal practices, financial integrity, and the prevention of criminal financial activities.

Course Lineup




 

Required Courses:

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-MLP 2701 -Introduction to Anti-Money Laundering (AML): Overview of the AML field, its importance, and its role in preventing financial crimes.

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-MLP 2702 - AML Regulations and Compliance: In-depth exploration of national and international AML laws, regulations, and reporting requirements

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-MLP 2703 - Risk Assessment and Profiling: How to identify and assess the risks of money laundering in various financial transactions and industries.

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-MLP 2704 - Customer Due Diligence (CDD): Techniques and best practices for verifying the identity of customers and assessing their risk levels.

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-MLP 2707 - Global AML Challenges: Understanding the unique challenges and trends in AML across different regions and industries.

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Elective (Choose 2 from the following):

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-ICD 9700 -Ethical Considerations in AML: Examining the ethical challenges and dilemmas faced by AML professionals, including conflicts of interest and whistleblower protections.

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-ICD 9703 - Case Studies and Practical Application: Analyzing real-world money laundering cases and applying AML principles to solve complex scenarios.

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-ICD 9704 -AML Program Development: Strategies for creating and maintaining effective AML programs within organizations.

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-ICD 9705 -Legal and Regulatory Updates: Staying current with the latest changes in AML laws and regulations.

Emerging Trends in Financial Crime:** Exploring new and evolving methods of money laundering and financial fraud.

These courses, along with practical experience and assessments, would provide the knowledge and skills needed to earn the Money Laundering Prevention Specialist® designation and effectively combat money laundering in various professional settings.

-ICD 9707- Emerging Trends in Financial Crime: Exploring new and evolving methods of money laundering and financial fraud.

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-ICD 9708 - AML Technology and Tools: An exploration of the technology and software used in AML compliance, including data analysis and detection systems.

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To earn and utilize this designation, candidates must:

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1. Successfully complete and pass all required courses.
2. Abide by the Code of Conduct and Ethics Regulations.
3. Maintain compliance with Continuing Development Requirements.