What You'll Learn
Having an effective Anti Money Laundering (AML) program is critical to all financial institutions. A key component of an effective AML program is the use of quantitative models to identify suspicious activity. However, the use of models inevitably introduces risk to an organization that can be addressed through an effective independent challenge program.
This Course will help you to understand the different types of AML models in use, regulatory guidance for such models, and how to independently validate them.
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