December 16 – 17, 2024
@ PIM, Islamabad.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
Money laundering has become a pertinent problem worldwide threatening the stability of various regions by actively supporting and strengthening terrorist networks and criminal organizations. The links between money laundering, organized crime, drug trafficking and terrorism pose a risk to financial institutions globally. Across the world, banks , financial and other institutions are required to introduce and implement systems to prevent anti-social elements from using illegal banking and non-banking channels for money laundering. One of the most important tools used by banks to expose criminal activity has been to adopt SBP/SECP Prudential Regulations and guidelines on “Know Your Customer” guidelines that help detect suspicious activity by account holders. Adoption of appropriate know-your-customer (KYC) procedures within individual institutions is an essential part of risk management to safeguard the confidence and the integrity of a financial system.
COURSE CONTENTS
- Money Laundering And Terrorist Financing Re-Defined: The Nature And Scale Of The Problem
- The Stages Of Money Laundering And Terror Financing
- How Financial Services Firms Could Become Vulnerable Session
- FATF Initiatives/UN Sanctions
- Regulatory Requirements Applicable To All Firms Session
- The Functions Of The Money Laundering Reporting Officer
- The Concept And Practice Of The “Risk-Based Approach”
- Customer Due Diligence: Know Your Customer And Customer Risk Assessment
- Verification Of Identity: Individuals And Corporates
- The Risks Associated With Politically Exposed Persons And Higher Risk Jurisdictions Session
- Ongoing Transaction Monitoring
- Identifying And Reporting Suspicious Activity
- Record Keeping
- Offences And Penalties
- Account Opening and SBP Prudential Regulations
- Is CDD/KYC mandatory?
- Characteristics of Suspicious Transactions (Red Alerts)
- Anti-Money Laundering Act-2010- Salient features
- Managing the Risk of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing
- Transaction Monitoring and Filtering Framework
- International Laws on Money Laundering-FATF Recommendations and others
LEARNING OUTCOMES
The course is designed to update the knowledge of the participants with regards to:
- After completion of program, participant can get greater knowledge of AML
- Understanding of AML Laws with respect to Financial and Non-Financial Sectors
- Understanding of AML Laws with respect to various Sectors
- SBP/SECP Laws understanding with respect to AML
- Business Ethics and AML
- Knowing and understanding of Illegal and Legal Money and their transaction Pakistan’s AML/CFT latest regulatory framework.
- Develop The Risk Profile Of their Institution
- Analyze The Characteristics Of A Corporate Customer And Assign Its Risk Rating
- Identify Risks And Weaknesses So That Internal Controls Can Be Put Into Place
- To Prevent Systemic Failures that May Lead To Financial Or Reputational Losses
TARGET AUDIENCE
- Manager operation
- Customer service staff
- Relationship manager
- Compliance and audit staff
ABOUT SPEAKER
Mr. Malik Dilawar is an accomplished, dynamic, and client-driven training professional consultant with 45 years diversified experience of banking. Offering 31 years of exclusive experience in Training Management, presentation skills, facilitation, and curriculum design. He started his professional career as lecturer in commerce, subsequently joined one of the largest Bank of the country where he worked in different senior capacities, including Branch Management , Corporate Risk management, Trading Risk, Audit & Inspection, HR- Recruiting, Screening, Training and Development. He has organized different seminars and workshops for senior Pakistani bankers worldwide including USA, Great Britain, Ireland, Turkey and Philippine. Conducting training programs for various banks and financial institutions locally and overseas. Also served National Institute of Banking and Finance, Islamabad as Director, Academics and Finance.
He retired as Senior Training Manager, North, United Bank Limited. He holds Master Degree in Commerce from Hailey College of Commerce, University of Punjab and is also Associate Member of Institute of Bankers in Pakistan.
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