Course Overview
In conjunction with the Financial Investigation Unit (FIU), this course will examine the internal process for raising a suspicion, the reporting process to the MLRO and how the MLRO then deals with that. The FIU will review the SARs regime, explore what makes a good SAR report and demonstrate the effectiveness of the SAR regime in Guernsey.
Course Content
- The internal process for raising a suspicion
- The process of reporting a suspicion to the MLRO
- How the MLRO deals with the report
- The SARs regime
- What makes a good SAR report
- The effectiveness of the SAR regime in Guernsey
Course Benefits
It is a criminal offence for anyone employed in the financial services industry to fail to report where they have knowledge or suspicion (or even reasonable grounds for knowledge or suspicion) that another person is laundering the proceeds of any criminal conduct or is carrying out terrorist financing. By attending this course you will gain an enhanced understanding of the issues surrounding suspicious activity reporting and be able to apply this heightened awareness to improve the effectiveness of the risk management function within your organisation.
Next Steps
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