KYC, CDD, EDD & AML Risk Inclusive
Requirements
- You should have a basic understanding of customer identification and acceptance
- Legal basis for identifying and verifying customers
- You should have basic AML Knowledge
Description
This is a three topic course compressed into a three-part module course plus one making it four (4) courses. These will extensively address the following
- What KYC is, as defined extensively
- Why KYC is necessary, why financial institutions like banks, insurance companies and others are easy AML targets
- Learn the importance of KYC as advised by local and international standard setters
- What KYC aims to achieve. Why financial institutions must go beyond just identifying their customers to familiarising themselves. Why this is necessary. Learn also about the KYC guide
- Under CDD, we will define CDD, and draw a line between KYC and CDD. We will also explain why CDD is Importance and what best standards are available
- Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) – what is it all about and when is it applied, how do you de-escalate enhanced risk etc
- Learn about record keeping and its relevance to CDD/EDD processes. What financial records are expected to be kept etc
- We will examine the essentials of a proper KYC/CDD strategy and why we need to have a good strategy in place
- And lastly, we will examine AML risks in details – Region, Product, Customer Transaction.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone in customer relations, operations, management, compliance, front office staff, bank tellers, Human Resource
- Students, financial institution interns, new hires
- Criminal Law students, Fraud analysts
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