Masterclass in Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) - Compliance

Overview
Programme Outline
Methodology
Participant Profile
Trainer

Overview

PROGRAMME DETAILS
DATE
23 - 24 March 2020 - Postponed to later date
TIME
9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
VENUE
Asian Banking School
The Masterclass in Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Financing of Terrorism (AML/CFT) is designed for middle to senior level officers and managers looking to deepen their understanding of the complexities surrounding AML/CFT today.

This masterclass is a comprehensive programme, covering a wide range of AML/CFT topical issues. Participants will gain knowledge and understanding of AML/CFT guidelines in Malaysia, its functions as well as industry specific case studies in facilitating discussions.
LEARNING LEVEL
Intermediate
PROGRAMME FEE
AICB MEMBER
MYR
1,800*
/ PAX
NON-MEMBER
MYR
2,000*
/ PAX
*Subject to 6% Service Tax
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Programme Outline
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:

Analyse and apply the work processes for Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing
Apply the ‘Know Your Customer Policy’ (KYC) and Customer Due Diligence (CDD), Enhanced Customer Due Diligence (ECDD), RBA and reporting of STR
State the responsibilities of Reporting Institutions (RIs) under AMLATFPUAA 2001 BNM Guidelines and understanding the standards of International bodies on AML/CFT
Distinguish the different supporting regulations, in-depth discussion on the law enforcement agencies’ (LEAs’) roles and case reviews
Relate the typological trends in AML/CFT
PROGRAMME OUTLINE
Money Laundering and the Financing of Terrorism
Definition and background to money laundering and terrorism financing
Stages of money laundering and terrorism financing
Various techniques used to launder illegitimate income and terrorism financing

International Legal Framework and Standards on AML/CFT
Role of leading international organisations, regulations and agencies
Global AML/CFT developments

AMLATFPUAA 2001
Anti-Money Laundering Laws in Malaysia
AML/CFT obligations and their impact on operations for Sector 1 – 6
Anti-Money Laundering measures in the Labuan International Business and Financial Sector
The nature of predicate offence as a serious offence or a foreign serious offence
Regulatory framework and the scope of investigation, freezing, seizure and forfeiture of assets

AML/CFT Guidelines and Regulatory Framework
AML/CFT policies issued by Bank Negara Malaysia, Securities Commission (SC) and Labuan Financial Services Authority (LFSA)
Important components under Risk-Based Approach
(RBA) and level of due diligence applied under various risk levels
Importance of identifying the higher risk customers and applying higher level of monitoring
Enforcement agencies actions and reporting obligations
KYC Policy: Importance and Implementation
Customer Due Diligence (CDD), Enhanced Customer Due Diligence (ECDD)
Ongoing CDD
Ultimate Beneficial Owner

Suspicious Transaction Report (STR)
Reporting mechanisms
Triggers for submission of suspicious transactions based on irregularity of transaction patterns or customer’s behaviour
Report submission and the repercussion of Tipping Off

Implication of Non-Compliance in AML/CFT
Various types of risk
Impact of non-compliance of AML/CFT to the Reporting Institutions (RIs) and country

Sanctions
Common and specific features of the various sanctions regime
Sanctions and countermeasures
Case studies

AML/CFT Typologies
Recent and emerging typologies in money laundering and terrorism financing activities
Methodology
TRAINING METHODOLOGY
Industry practitioner-led workshop with lecture, discussions and case studies
PROGRAMME FORMAT
Two-day face to face workshop
A Certificate of Attendance will be awarded upon completion of the Masterclass in AML/CFT
This Certificate of Attendance enables the candidate to apply for the AICB’s certification programme; Certified Anti-Money Laundering & Counter Financing of Terrorism Compliance Officer (CAMCO)
Participant Profile

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
All staff of Reporting Institutions under the AMLATFPUAA 2001 First Schedule

• Sector 1: Banking and Deposit Taking Institutions
Commercial Banks, Investment Banks, Islamic Banks, Development Financial Institutions, Capital Market, Stock Broking Companies, Trading Agents and Unit Trust Management Companies

• Sector 2: Insurance and Takaful Companies

• Sector 3: Money Services Business
Money Changers, Remittance Providers and Wholesale Money Changing Companies
• Sector 4: Electronic Money and Non-Bank Affiliated Charge & Credit Card

• Sector 5: Designated Non-Financial Businesses and Professions (DNFBPs)
Casinos, Licensed Gaming Outlets, Dealers in precious metals and stones, Trust Companies, Pawnbrokers, Estate Agents and professionals like Accountants, Company Secretaries, Lawyers, etc

• Sector 6: Digital Currencies
Companies exchanging digital currency for money, exchanging money for digital currency, exchanging one digital currency for another digital currency or otherwise
REQUIREMENTS
• Officer and managers dealing with AML/CFT matters
• Have the ability to complete the reading and written aspects of the programme in English
• Have relevant qualifications in the related area (optional but an added advantage)
Trainer

YUNOS YUSOP
Yunos Yusop is currently the Money Laundering Compliance Officer and Group Head of AML/CFT Compliance at a Malaysian bank. He has had over 20 years of experience in the financial industry, which includes working on Risk Management projects with Bankers Trust of London (BT), Arthur Anderson, AT Kearny and other major consultation firms. He has also gained extensive experience managing and combating internal and external fraud while working with a Retired Deputy Director of CID of the Royal Malaysian Police. He had experience in setting-up the Group AML/CFT office for a leading universal banking group, served with a Fraud Intelligence Department & Forensic Services and was a former Head of Compliance and Head of AML/CFT for a foreign bank in Malaysia.

Yunos holds a B.Economic (Hons), B.Jurisprudence (Law), an MBA (Finance) from Ecole Superieure de Gestion, Paris and holds a Certificate in Internal Auditing for Financial Institutions (CIAFIN) as well as an Advanced Certification in AML/CFT, specialist certificate in Money Laundering Risk in Correspondent Banking and Managing Sanctions Risk and Certified Professional AML/CFT (Manchester). Yunos is a Member of the International Compliance Association, Associate Member of Asian Institute of Chartered Bankers (AICB) and Associate Member of the Malaysian Association Certified Fraud Examiners. He is also a Certified Professional Trainer (Malaysian Institute of Management) and Train The Trainer (HRDF) Malaysia. He is a Research Fellow of the Institute of Crime and Criminology, HELP University and moderates AML/CFT Module in MSc in Economic Crime Management, served as Deputy Chairman to the Compliance Officers Networking Group (CONG) in 2017 and former Director of Training for Malaysian Association Certified Fraud Examiners (MACFE) and EXCO Member for Transparency International Malaysia.
NIK NUUN ASMA BT NIK SULAIMAN
Nik Nuun Asma Bt Nik Sulaiman has 34 years of working experience, with 31 years spent at the largest bank in Malaysia. During her tenure at the bank as Head of Group AML/CFT, she was responsible for overseeing the project to implement their AML system. Earlier, while heading Business Process Reengineering, she also managed the implementation of their Fraud System. Nik Nuun was also instrumental in setting up a Compliance department in the two organisations that she had served in and during her 3-year tenure with a Money Services Business company, and also contributed in the formation of the Group of Compliance Officers. She was also a committee member of the Compliance Networking Group and has led panel discussions at conferences and shared her experiences at forums through invitations from institutions that included the Ministry of Finance, Brunei, Central Bank of Vietnam and BII Bank, Indonesia. She also provided training on AML/CFT at the organisations she has worked at besides assisting MAMSB to train its members towards attaining a certification in AML/CFT.

Nik Nuun has a Master of Science in Islamic Banking and Finance from the International Islamic University Malaysia and a Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness from the Agriculture University of Malaysia. She also holds an International Diploma in Anti Money Laundering from the International Compliance Association.
MANJEEV SINGH
Manjeev Singh is the Head of AML/CFT at a foreign bank based in Malaysia. His role specifically requires him to report to and reassure the Board and Senior Management that the AML/CFT policy and procedures of the institution are consistent with regulatory requirements. On a day-to-day basis, he provides an advisory capacity to the Business Units on the key aspects in managing the AML/CFT and Sanctions risks and ensures that the various systems related to AML/CFT monitoring remains robust and relevant to detect and deter financial crime risk.

He has worked before at a global bank based in Kuala Lumpur and a Malaysian bank where he was instrumental to lead and liaise with various key stakeholders to ensure that proactive approaches had been taken to identify and manage financial crime risk. He was known for his “soft approach, hard solutions” mantra in achieving the various tasks that were assigned to him. Manjeev has also had various roles as a regulator and at the start of his career, was with a Big-4 accounting firm.

Manjeev has a Bachelor of Accountancy (Hons) from Multimedia University and is a Certified Professional in AML/CFT Compliance. He has completed his Master in Business Administration (Leadership) at Asia-e-University.

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