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The Institute for Financial Markets, a leading provider of education and professional conduct training, offers an Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Compliance Program for futures industry participants. The one-hour, Web-course helps futures commission merchants and introducing brokers fulfill their annual AML training requirement for employees as mandated by NFA Rule 2-9(c) and its related Interpretive Notice.
The online training course provides a clear understanding of the various techniques of money laundering and their threats to the financial industry. While students will learn about the regulations designed to detect, monitor, and prevent criminal actions, the primary purpose of the course is to enhance the judgment and sharpen the skills of the professional in their day-to-day conduct of futures business.
The interactive, audio-enhanced course is designed to help industry participants detect,
prevent and respond effectively to attempts to launder money through their firms and the
futures markets. The core of the training is built upon a hypothetical case study focusing
on business activities in which a financial professional must exercise informed, practical
judgment to determine how best to apply federal laws and regulations, industry rules and
best practices, and firm policies and procedures that address money laundering. The case
scenario highlights various "red flags" that help identify areas of money laundering concerns.
At the end of the case study there is a summary of key elements of an anti-money laundering program. Users are encouraged to review this information and may print the pages for future reference.
Cost: The one-hour, Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Program is competitively priced at $25 per person and volume discounts as well as cost-saving AML and Ethics training combination packages are available.
In addition, the IFM's training programs offer a FREE online Tracking and Reporting System that provides authorized administrators from firms the ability to monitor staff enrollments, training progress and print reports for internal and NFA audit purposes.
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