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Financial crime (introductory)

This one day course outlines the threat of financial crime and it's consequences for the insurance industry. Particular types, like identity / data theft and bribery, are key regulatory prioroties, and there is an increasing amount of legislation. Most importantly, it describes what firms and individuals should do to protect their clients and themselves.

Benefits

  • Appreciate why the 'annual money laundering test' is not enough
  • Understand the exposure and consequences of the insurance industry to finance crime
  • Identify the main types of financial crime and their characteristics
  • Describe the key - and evolving - legislation to counter financial crime and the penalties for non compliance
  • Explain the regulatory priority given to financial crime and what the FCA's expects of firms and individuals
  • Describe the main roles of the main agencies in combating financial crimes, including those within the industry
  • Recognise suspicious transactions
  • Outline the key but proportionate antifinancial crime controls that a firm should have in place.

Who should attend?

Compliance officers, managers, team leaders and people whose roles carry a higher potential exposure to financial crime.

Programme

  • Challenging complacency
  • The types of financial crime
  • Evolving UK and international legislation and penalties
  • The FCA's approach to financial crime
  • The agencies
  • Balancing crime prevention with fair treatment of customers
  • Suspicious transactions and indicators, inc. Politically Exposed Persons
  • A risk based approach to controls.

6 CPD hours

Attendance at this event awards up to 6 CPD hours where you consider it relevant to your professional development needs.

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Members
£210.00
Standard
£245.00

Financial crime (introductory)