Know Your Customer
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Course Overview:
For almost the last decade, banks and financial institutions have been required to focus increasingly on anti money laundering and anti terrorism measures Adequate due diligence on new and existing customers is a key part of these controls.
Without this due diligence, banks and other client facing institutions will be in breach of the law and will also become subject to reputational, operational, legal and concentration risks.
All client facing institutions which handle money are required to comply with internationally established “Know Your Customer” guidelines.
This course will provide delegates with an insight into what is required under current regulatory and good business practice requirements
Who Should Attend:
All staff with client facing responsibilities especially those where money laundering is a real and active risk.
The Scale of the Problem:
Global “black economy”
Is it victimless?
Lessons from recent scandals, including Worldcom, Parmalat, Enron and Madoff
What is “money laundering?”
KYC
Definition of a Customer
Transaction profile
Organisational structure
Important KYC framework
Operating guidelines
Standards for supervisors & Banks
Essential Elements of KYC Standards
Customer acceptance policy
Customer identification
General identification requirements
The role of supervisors
Guidelines for opening accounts
Qualitative data
Joint accounts
Minor accounts
KYC for existing accounts
Specific Identification Issues
Trust nominee and fiduciary accounts
Corporate vehicles
Introduced business
Client accounts opened by professional intermediaries
Politically exposed persons
Non face to face customers
Correspondent banking
Constructing the KYC Framework
Policies
Roles and Responsibilities
Senior Management and M.I. requirements
The MLRO/NO (or equivalent) challenge!
Risk Assessments and Procedures
Suspicious transactions
Implementing and Managing the Total KYC
Due diligence (on-going)
Record keeping
Training
Monitoring
Reporting
Questions/Feedback/Discussion
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half-day course
London: 24 July 2012, 5 November 2012
Discounts available for multiple participants:
3-4 participants: 15% discount per participant
5-6 participants: 20% discount per participant
7-8 participants: 25% discount per participant
9 or more participants: 30% discount per participant
