Anti-Money Laundering: U.S. and Global Standards
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A comprehensive view of anti-money laundering that spans US law and the international standards shaping global financial integrity.
What this course covers:
- US AML law under the Bank Secrecy Act and USA PATRIOT Act
- The FATF 40 Recommendations and their global impact
- The five pillars of AML, plus KYC, CIP, and CDD
- Recognizing red flags and filing SARs, CTRs, and Form 8300
For compliance officers and business leaders who need both US and worldwide AML coverage.
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Anti-Money Laundering: U.S. and Global Standards
Frequently Asked Questions
It pairs US AML law under the Bank Secrecy Act and USA PATRIOT Act with the FATF 40 Recommendations, giving both domestic and international standards in one course.
It covers the five pillars of AML, plus KYC, CIP, and CDD, connecting US program structure to internationally recognized due diligence practices.
It covers recognizing red flags and filing SARs, CTRs, and Form 8300, the same core US reports paired here with a broader global standards context.
It's for compliance officers and business leaders who need both US and worldwide AML coverage, rather than a purely domestic scope.
They're the international standards covered in this course for their global impact, sitting alongside US federal law as the two pillars of the material.