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14 quizzes
7 tests
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Course objective

The principle objective of this course is to introduce bank staff and employees of other institutions obliged by law to threats from organized crime, as well as to exercise skills in diagnosing transactions connected with money laundering.

The course includes examples and numerous quizzes that allow the participants to learn the rules of fighting money laundering in a practical manner.

Virtual Agents playing roles in the course are: a mafia boss and his collaborators, and a Bank officer trying to fight organized crime. The features of role players are clearly shown, and are even exaggerated for effect. The obtained comic effect emotionally inspires the course participants and results in their greater engagement with the learning process.

Table of contents

Part 1:
Introducing issues of money laundering
  1. The origin of the term 'money laundering'
  2. Introduction
  3. Definition of money laundering
  4. Sources of dirty money
    1. Examples of sources of money laundering
    2. Quiz
  5. Why is money laundered?
    1. Introduction
    2. Example
    3. What risk for the state results from the acceptance of money laundering?
    4. What risk for the bank results from the acceptance of money laundering?
    5. Quiz
  6. Stages of money laundering
    1. Introduction
    2. Separation stage
    3. Placement stage
    4. Layering stage
    5. Integration stage
    6. Quiz
  7. Estimated scale of money laundering
  8. Test

Part 2:
Legal acts concerning fighting money laundering

  1. Legal grounds of fighting money laundering
  2. Legally obliged institutions
  3. Duties of legally obliged institutions
  4. Data subject to registration
  5. Quiz
  6. Obligation to pass on information to GIIF (General Inspector of Financial Information)
  7. Passing on information on subjects suspected of terrorist activity
  8. Suspension and blocking of a bank account
  9. Quiz
  10. Legal responsibility of employees
  11. Test

Part 3:
Selected methods of money laundering in banking establishments

  1. Introduction
  2. Exchange of notes (Refining)
  3. Currency exchange transactions
  4. Splitting of cash transactions (Smurfing)
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
  5. Blending revenues (Blending)
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
    3. Quiz
  6. Card transactions
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
  7. Transfer of cash abroad through bank accounts
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
  8. e-cash operations
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
    3. Quiz
  9. Use of accounts owned by the same person
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
  10. Credit
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example 1
    3. Example 2
    4. Example 3
    5. Quiz
  11. Transfer pricing
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
  12. False transactions
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
  13. Factoring
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
  14. Transactions between subjects laundering money
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
    3. Quiz
  15. Transactions with traveller's cheques
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
  16. Virtual account
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
  17. Distribution box
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
  18. Target account
    1. How does it work?
    2. Example
    3. Quiz
  19. Test

Part 4:
Suspected transactions and methods of their detection

  1. Transaction categorization
    1. Introduction
    2. Criteria for transaction categorization - an economic criterion
    3. Geographical criteria (areas of increased risk)
    4. Criterion for special economic activity - high risk business)
    5. Criterion for the investigation of random customers and a high risk product
    6. Quiz
  2. Categorization of transaction
    1. General categorization
    2. Detailed categorization - banks
    3. Institutional subjects
    4. Private individuals
    5. Character and type of transaction
  3. Quiz
  4. Illegal fuels turnover
  5. Introduction
  6. Fields of fuel swindlers' operations
  7. Typical operations of fuel swindlers
  8. Typical features accompanying the opening and running of a bank account for domestic money laundering of money derived from illegal fuels turnover
  9. Financing of terrorism
    1. Legal regulations
    2. Principles of financing
  10. Test

Part 5:
Internal procedures of a Client

Part 6:
Final test


 
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