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Apr

AMLA: Typologies, Understanding, Implementation And Risk Technical Knowledge

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Anti-Money Laundering, Counter Financing of Terrorism and Counter Proliferation of Financing (AML/CFT/CPF) administration is based on a well-coordinated and integrated inter-agency policy and understanding of Money Laundering/Terrorism Financing/Proliferation Financing (ML/TF/PF) risks.

This 2-day course is designed to provide a comprehensive and topical curriculum for individuals working in or aspiring to work in a role in a Reporting Institutions concerned with the prevention of money laundering, terrorism, and proliferation financing.

The module takes a practical approach and considers a variety of international and domestic standards and best practices.

Under the regime, professionals are required to implement compliance programs (Know Your Customer, Clients Due Diligent, Record Keeping) and to submit any suspicious transaction report encounters to the authorities.

This programme will provide a sound understanding of the, wider awareness and implementations of AML/CFT/CPF and the risks.

Program Outline

SESSION 1; Understanding AML/CFT/CPF Framework

  • Money Laundering (ML)
  • Terrorism Financing (TF)
  • Proliferation Financing (PF)
  • Methods and Differences Emerging Trends
  • Quiz & Examples of real-life cases

 

SESSION 2; AMLA: A Practical Approach

  • Regulations, Guidelines
  • Establishing the offences and Enforcement
  • AML/CFT/CPF Regime
  • Prohibited and Restricted Relationship
  • Targeted Financial Sanction (Local and UN-Sanctions Regimes)
  • Impacts to the country
  • Quiz & Examples of Real-Life International Case Studies

 

SESSION 3; AMLA: Malaysian Governance

  • Main Legislation
  • Regulators & the Role of Administrations
  • Reporting Institutions (RI)
  • Policy Documents, Guidelines & New Features
  • Compliance Programme
  • Implications to RI if  comply
  • Quiz & Examples of Real-Life Local Case Studies

 

SESSION 4; Group Activity & Presentations

  • Examples of Real-Life Case Studies
  • Case Studies Presentations and Discussions

 

SESSION 5; Due Diligence; Importance and Implementation

  • Know Your Customer (KYC)
  • Customer Due Diligence (CDD)
  • Enhanced Customer Due Diligence (ECDD)
  • PEPs, BO, UBO and Ultimate Control
  • Risk associated with failure to comply
  • Examples of Real-Life Case Studies
  • Group Activity, Case Studies Presentations and Discussions

 

SESSION 6; Risk Based Approach (RBA)

  • Identification and Profiling
  • Assessment
  • Control and Mitigation
  • Reporting, Monitoring and Review
  • Examples of Real-Life Case Studies
  • Group Activity, Case Studies Presentations and Discussions

 

SESSION 7; Suspicious Transaction Reporting (STR): Identifying, Investigating, and Reporting

  • Suspicious transactions
  • Reasonable Ground
  • Recognising Suspicion Attempt
  • Submission of STR
  • Examples of Real-Life Case Studies
  • Group Activity, Case Studies Presentations and Discussions

 

SESSION 8; Group Activity & Presentations

  • Examples of Real-Life Case Studies
  • Case Studies Presentations and Discussions

Other Details

Benefits

As part of Reporting Institutions discipline, the training covers the best practices put forward by the Standards setting bodies.

It helps participants acquire knowledge and skills  of business through the comprehensive course material and in-built exercises to provide hands-on experience and preparation.

Furthermore, the course supported with real life examples and structured around ample opportunity for discussion or two-way communication.

Methodology

Combination of educational presentation and case studies, productive in-session assignments and participants collaborating to provide actionable learning.

Strictly limited numbers to allow for greater interaction and one-to-one interaction with the trainer.

Detailed pre-course questionnaires tailored to the programme aimed to address concerns.

Hard or soft copies of presentation materials and tools.

Program details:

15 & 16 April 2026

InPsyFul Learning & Solutions Sdn. Bhd. (formerly known as Talent Intelligence Sdn. Bhd.)
200801030549 (831880-U)

Address:
Suite A-29-01 Vertical Business Suite Bangsar South,
No. 8, Jalan Kerinchi,
59200 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Phone:
(+603) 2783 9602 | (+6012) 568 6509

Email:
[email protected]

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