Cayman Islands Financial Crime Prevention
e-Learning course
Cost of the course = USD 250
Address:
AMICORP CAYMAN FIDUCIARY LIMITED
Regatta Office Park, Suite 200,
2nd Floor Leeward Building #2
West Bay Road
Grand Cayman
Cayman Islands
cayman@amicorp.com
Duration: 90 Minutes
Language: English
This course aims to give Directors and General Partners of domiciled funds a clear understanding of different types of financial crimes, a comprehensive overview of the regulatory landscape surrounding those, and the knowledge of what safeguards to put in place to mitigate any risk.
This is an online, self-administered course that’s been designed by our highly qualified and experienced team of AML specialists, presented in an easy-to-follow, digestible format. At the end of it, you will be able to:
- Recognize the different types of Financial Crime
- Identify the three stages involved in Money Laundering
- Identify the difference between Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing
- Describe how terrorists raise and move funds
- Describe what Proliferation Financing entails
- Explain how Tax Crime may be applied
- Describe the importance of identifying Financial Crime indicators/red flags
- Describe the steps you need to take when you identify a Financial Crime indicator/red flag
- Explain how to keep Cayman entities safe from Financial Crime
- List the safeguards against Financial Crime
- Describe the responsibility of reporting suspicious transactions
- Describe the role of employees in the prevention of financial crime
- Describe the role and responsibilities of the AMLCO, MLRO, and DMLRO.
How to access the course:
- Go to our MiAcademi learning platform miacademi.com
- Create an account (username, password, email, first name and last name)
- Purchase the Financial Crime Prevention (FCP) for Cayman Entities course, using the Stripe payment method.
- After successful payment on Stripe, access to the course will be granted for 365 days
- After passing the assessment you will be able to download a Certificate of Completion to keep on file to stay regulatory compliant