Financial Crime Concepts and Methodology

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Are you undecided about which career path you want to pursue…fraud or Anti-Money Laundering (AML)? Is your desire to be proficient in all things financial crime related? Do your current job requirements have you conducting both fraud and AML detection and/or investigation? Then the Financial Crimes Concepts and Methodology course is perfect for you. This course is a hybrid that combines all of the modules from both our Fraud and AML certificate programs for a reduced rate.

New or transitioning industry professionals – if you are new to, or you are attempting to transition to the profession, this course will provide you with a strong foundational base in industry knowledge that you can build upon as your skills develop.

Seasoned professionals currently working in the industry – if you are a seasoned professional that is already working in the industry, this will be a great back to basics course that will potentially even cover topics that you may have not received in your career development and training thus far.

Financial crimes program managers – if you are an AML program manager, director, or a BSA Officer, the course is a perfect option for providing your entire team with comprehensive AML training.

Modules covered in this training:

Modules covered in this training:

Virtual Class Content

Introduction
Module 1: Criminology 101 1 Quiz
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Module 2: Critical and Analytical Thinking 1 Quiz
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Module 3: Enterprise Risk Management 101 1 Quiz
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Module 4: Financial Crime Terminology 1 Quiz
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Module 5: Introduction to Investigations 1 Quiz
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Module 6: Regulatory Compliance 1 Quiz
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Module 7: Scams and Fraudulent Schemes 1 Quiz
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Module 8: Fraud Typologies Part 1
Module 8: Fraud Typologies Part 2 1 Quiz
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Module 9: AML Typologies Part 1
Module 9: AML Typologies Part 2 1 Quiz
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Synopsis/Closing
Financial Crimes Concepts and Methodology Final Exam