What You'll Learn
The performance of periodic AML High Risk Reviews is crucial to identifying and mitigating risks posed by high risk business and individuals. High Risk Reviews are typically performed by an AML department’s most seasoned professionals who understand high-risk types, customer attributes, customer transactions, and how to pull it all together to assess and convey risk. This how-to course will get in the trenches to help AML professionals improve their skills for performing and QC’ing High Risk Reviews.
Topics covered in this session
- Planning and optimizing the High Risk Review project
- Stratifying the High Risk customer population
- Creating the High Risk Review form that works for you
- Gathering and verifying customer information
- QC’ing the drafted High Risk Reviews
*This program does NOT qualify, nor meet the National Standard for NASBA accreditation.
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