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I worked as a bank call center agent for years. I’ve seen countless forms of fraud. This was reassuring information as I pursue my Acams CFAS certification. Thank you.
Thank you for the kind words! I’m glad the content is helping with your interview prep. And congrats on passing the ACAMS exam-that’s a huge achievement! 🎉 Best of luck with the interview!
Videos like this are gonna help me to smash my interview (when I finally land one 😁👍🏾) Edit: Thanks for all you do, you've been helping me since my exams and now I've passed them all 🙏🏾
Hi Martin, thank you for your comment. That’s excellent! Well done on passing your exams 👍🏻 Just to let you know, tomorrow I’m publishing a new video part of a short series of interviews where my guests will be sharing how is like to work in some of the entry level roles in the industry. I’m sure you will find interesting those videos too 🙂. Thanks for watching my channel!
stopping by to show support, excellent video on AML Rules, I appreciate that these educational videos are short enough to listen to and its a great refresher course for AML/Compliance employees.
Hi, thank you so much for your comment. I’m very glad that my video is useful to you 🙂 Feel free to let me know should you have other topics you’d enjoy me to cover in the future. Thanks again for stopping by!
That’s amazing! Congratulations and well done 👍🏻 I’m very glad that my videos supported you during the preparation process 🙂 My best wishes for a long and successful career.
Thank you for this video. This just helped me better understand the importance of these rules and what the results/report generated from them could mean.
Glad to read that! Thanks for leaving here your positive feedback 🙂👍🏻 There is also another video on my channel with 5 extra detection scenarios if you are interested in this field. ua-cam.com/video/MmG231S665s/v-deo.htmlsi=e1a-Ec4DMQ1Xqehm
Thank you so much for your positive feedback 🙂 There is also a follow-up to this video with 5 additional AML TM rules to keep in mind. Here is the link to it: ua-cam.com/video/MmG231S665s/v-deo.html Thanks for watching 👍🏻
Excellent video to the point. Thanks for this. Possibly I would add rules around one to many and many to one plus volume/ velocity checks as part of my basic trxn monitoring rules.
Hi Vijay, thanks for your positive comment 👍🏻 Yes also those rules you have mentioned are indeed common and widely used by AML TM systems. I’m considering to produce a follow up video to include more AML rules that didn’t fit in this first selection. Would that be useful?
Thanks for your positive comment! I'm glad it helped you. You can now get some extra support in setting up AML rules using my FinCrime Agent GPT tool. Here is the link to it: chat.openai.com/g/g-6z1jnZLCV-fincrime-agent Let me know what you think of it! Thanks, Marco
Hi and thank you for commenting on my video. That's a very good idea, I will definitely include your suggestion about AML related red flags to my content roadmap :) In the past I created one video focused on red flags related to Sanctions Circumvention, maybe you can already benefit from some of the material I included in that video. ua-cam.com/video/OXmWnnwuRIQ/v-deo.html Thanks again for watching my channel!
Thanks for watching and commenting on my video 👍🏻 I’m glad you are finding useful my shortlist. To download a PDF with those main AML TM rules check the link in the video description.
Hi Sneha, thanks for leaving your positive comment here. I’m definitely adding more videos to my channel 👍🏻 usually on a weekly or biweekly basis max. Thank you also for your suggestion abt including more ACAMS related content, many people are taking qualifications from ACAMS so I will surely consider it going forward 🙂 Although I published already some videos supporting those that are studying for such qualifications, see for example my FATF 40 overview: ua-cam.com/video/5c-qUPhuey0/v-deo.html Welcome to our FinCrime Agent community 👍🏻 Marco
Hey thank you! That’s a big compliment … but since I’m spending so much time to create content for this community I’ll take it 😁 Thanks for watching my channel!
Great content! Arguably expenses vs earnings was one of the most obvious flags in my 10 years experience in banking in BG, RO. Unfortunately filing SARs etc. is not rewarded by financial institutions :( and is rather a burden. Is there any country EU/UK that is rewarding flagging?
Hi @alexivasi3295, Thanks for your insightful comment and for sharing your experience! You’re absolutely right-discrepancies between expenses and earnings can be a significant red flag. Unfortunately, as you mentioned, the effort involved in filing SARs is often not rewarded in many financial institutions, and it’s a challenge many professionals face. As for your question, while there isn’t a specific EU country that “rewards” flagging (nor in the UK either) - some institutions are starting to recognize the value of compliance work more and more. It often depends on the internal culture of the bank or institution. There’s definitely a growing awareness about the need for better incentives in this area but I’m not aware of any actual reward programs per se. Thanks again for watching and engaging with the content! Feel free to share any further insights or questions. Best, Marco
Grazie mille per il supporto. Sono felice che il mio video ti sia utile. Qui trovi anche una seconda parte con altri 5 detection scenarios ua-cam.com/video/MmG231S665s/v-deo.htmlsi=sRoqb0PCH9lmIStF Un saluto! Marco
Hi, thanks for commenting on the video. Your question is an interesting one but I don’t think I can give you a straight answer to it. There are many things to consider, but at high level I think that it will depend very much on what makes the customer high risk in the first place. If practical actions can be taken by the client to reduce their high risk status, then keeping their RM involved for ongoing discussions with the AML/Compliance team could help the customer in return better understand their risks and guide them into a lower risk tier. Although, in real terms this can also be very challenging as the approach would need to be: a) in line with your company policy on dealing with high risk clients; b) should not be in conflict with relevant regulations dictated by your jurisdiction; and c) be an internally agreed approach that does not create risks of tipping off. As a starting point I can suggest you to discuss the matter internally with your risk or compliance team. If this problem is applicable to a cluster of customers your organisation could also consider starting a programme to address those issues in a more structured way. I hope this make sense and thank you agin for watching my videos.
Being a terrorist, I find this very informative. Kidding, just preparing for my first AML analyst job interview, thanks for the useful video, I want to the job so bad
I'm glad you found the video helpful! Good luck with your AML analyst job interview-it sounds like you're well-prepared. If you're looking to deepen your understanding even further, you might be interested in exploring my new online course designed to accelerate careers in financial crime prevention. It's packed with real-world insights and practical training. Check it out here: for more details: www.fincrimeagent.com/onlinecourse - Best of luck landing that job!
thank you for the videos, one question. which real-time transaction monitoring solution you can recommend, for small PSP, up to 25k transactions per month?
Thanks for your question! For a PSP handling up to 25k transactions per month, I’d recommend looking for a solution that’s scalable, offers customizable rules, and is easy to integrate. Make sure it’s cost-effective and compliant with regulations, and consider platforms that use AI to reduce false positives. Since I work for a vendor in this space, I can’t provide specific company names for obvious reasons, but feel free to reach out if you need more general guidance!
Hi and thank you for your comment. I will be happy to include in the 2022 video roadmap one dedicated video to cover TM simulations. Once that video will go live on the channel I will let you know. Thanks again for your insight 🙂👍🏻
Hi, yes absolutely. I’m not sure which TBML video you are looking for so I’m sharing here the main playlist with all my videos on that topic. Thanks for watching! Marco ua-cam.com/play/PL0Pufzwcosu9dt2Ssy6Wu757kazOqsaU-.html&si=uPxo92Bhj7E-Ylxc
Hi Amir, for rule 5 credits and debits are seen more as amount of money going in and out of the account. As mentioned in the video that rule is often applicable to a merchant like a market place so they won’t have many actual withdrawals but rather flow of money in/out. Let me know if this clarification was helpful🙂 Thanks for watching 👍🏻
Hi Lefki, thanks for commenting on the video. The rules I mention in this video are typically implemented using an AML TM automated solution. I assume that you could write some basic rules in excel should you wish to run your AML TM analysis in a manual fashion… However, I doubt a manual process would provide you with the effectiveness and efficiency now expected by most regulators.
Hi Diwas, thanks for reaching out. Personally I am sorry but I can’t help - Perhaps you might want to explore international job boards and consult with global recruitment agencies specializing in AML/CFT roles. Networking on LinkedIn and attending relevant industry conferences could also help. My best wishes for your career change and relocation 🤞🏻
Hi Shatabdi, thanks for letting me know. Could you please confirm that you are following the 3 steps indicated in the video description? If you are and still experiencing issues, please let me know what error message you get and I will follow up with AGRC. Thank you 🙂
Hi Shatabdi, I checked with AGRC and they confirmed that everything seems to be okay with my code (FCA20). Please try again, and if you still encounter an error message, email info@lgca.uk or dsureyev@lgca.uk for any issues with the platform. Kindly keep me updated on this because everything should work fine for you, just as it does for everyone else. Thanks! Marco
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Hi Christina, thanks for your comment. I'm leaving some of those AML TM rules for you here and I hope they will help you as a starting point. - Large or frequent cash withdrawals: This rule is designed to detect large or frequent cash withdrawals, which may indicate an attempt to withdraw funds obtained through illicit activities. The rule might trigger an alert if a customer withdraws cash in amounts above a certain threshold, or if they make a large number of withdrawals within a certain period of time. - High-risk merchant: This rule is designed to detect transactions that occur at high-risk merchants, such as casinos, jewellery stores, or car rental agencies. These types of merchants are commonly associated with money laundering activities, and transactions that occur at these merchants may be flagged for further investigation. - Structuring: This rule is designed to detect transactions that are structured to avoid the reporting requirements of cash transactions above a certain threshold. Transactions that appear to be structured in this way can indicate an attempt to evade detection by breaking a large transaction into smaller, less noticeable amounts. - Suspicious debit card usage: This rule is designed to detect debit card usage patterns that are indicative of money laundering activities. For example, if a customer has been using the debit card in a location different from their usual location, or if the customer has been making purchases that do not match their usual spending patterns, these transactions might be flagged for further investigation. Please do keep in mind that these are just a few examples of the types of rules that a typical AML transaction monitoring system may use to identify suspicious activity related to debit card withdrawals and usage. These rules are just a starting point, and transaction monitoring systems are typically customized to meet the specific needs of each financial institution. I hope this is helpful. Marco
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Hi there. Many organisations support traditional education courses allowing you to receive certificates or even diploma in AML and other Fin-Crime related topics. Some of the most known in the industry are ACAMS and the ICA and they are generally well recognised (I'm not associated with any of those organisations by the way). So formal education is indeed a good avenue to take. Also, your own industry knowledge developed with time is going to play a key part to further support your learning path and future career. I try to provide useful information from my videos so I hope that some of my contents can assist you to enrich your understanding on those topics you want to learn more about. In one of my 1 to 1 sessions we discussed the importance of Financial Crime Compliance trainings so perhaps you are also interested to watch that video: ua-cam.com/video/fa1UNqI9wW0/v-deo.html Do let me know how you are getting on and if you need more info leave your comments on my videos as we have a fantastic community here that can also give you more tips. My very best wishes and thanks again for watching my channel.
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I worked as a bank call center agent for years. I’ve seen countless forms of fraud. This was reassuring information as I pursue my Acams CFAS certification. Thank you.
Thanks for commenting on this video 👍🏻 I’m glad you found useful my content 🙂
Thank you for explaining this topic in a simplified way. It’s helping me to prepare myself for the interview.
Additionally, I passed the ACAMS exam😊
Thank you for the kind words! I’m glad the content is helping with your interview prep. And congrats on passing the ACAMS exam-that’s a huge achievement! 🎉 Best of luck with the interview!
Same! Interview prep! Congratulations on passing the ACAMS exam!
@Sommer4Lyfe glad to read that! Thanks for commenting 🙂
Videos like this are gonna help me to smash my interview (when I finally land one 😁👍🏾)
Edit: Thanks for all you do, you've been helping me since my exams and now I've passed them all 🙏🏾
Hi Martin, thank you for your comment. That’s excellent! Well done on passing your exams 👍🏻
Just to let you know, tomorrow I’m publishing a new video part of a short series of interviews where my guests will be sharing how is like to work in some of the entry level roles in the industry. I’m sure you will find interesting those videos too 🙂. Thanks for watching my channel!
stopping by to show support, excellent video on AML Rules, I appreciate that these educational videos are short enough to listen to and its a great refresher course for AML/Compliance employees.
Hi, thank you so much for your comment. I’m very glad that my video is useful to you 🙂 Feel free to let me know should you have other topics you’d enjoy me to cover in the future. Thanks again for stopping by!
@@FinCrimeAgentlearning to a better career tommorrow
Thank you for commenting 👍🏻 I hope to support your learning journey in an enjoyable way with my content 🙂
Finally, I found the video i was looking for about AML. Thank you for your efforts.
Glad to read that 🙂 Thanks for commenting here 👍🏻
Got my first AML job and your videos are super helpful
That’s amazing! Congratulations and well done 👍🏻 I’m very glad that my videos supported you during the preparation process 🙂 My best wishes for a long and successful career.
What is your pay if you don’t mind my asking?!
I'm a PM for relevant technology and your videos help me tremendusly when talking to target clients and users. Thank you
Thank you Nati! Is amazing for me to read that 🙂
Thanks for sharing such a positive feedback 👍🏻
Thank you for this video. This just helped me better understand the importance of these rules and what the results/report generated from them could mean.
Hi Victoria, thanks a lot for sharing here your feedback 👍🏻 I’m very glad this was useful to you 🙂
Vivid and precise. Big up man I fully depend on your expertise. Keep them coming.
Thank you Moses, I’m glad you’re finding valuable my videos 🙂
I highly recommend this channel to the beginners.
Thank you for watching 👍🏻
This is excellent! Thank you so much!
Glad to read that! Thanks for leaving here your positive feedback 🙂👍🏻
There is also another video on my channel with 5 extra detection scenarios if you are interested in this field. ua-cam.com/video/MmG231S665s/v-deo.htmlsi=e1a-Ec4DMQ1Xqehm
Very helpful video.. Watched it multiple times.. Thank you 🤗
Hi Roy! Thank you for watching my videos 🙂
Exceptional work, don't think anyone has covered these rules in such details
Thank you so much for your positive feedback 🙂 There is also a follow-up to this video with 5 additional AML TM rules to keep in mind. Here is the link to it: ua-cam.com/video/MmG231S665s/v-deo.html
Thanks for watching 👍🏻
very worthful information
Thanks for sharing your positive feedback 👍🏻
Excellent video! Thank you for the refresh about AML
Hi Carito, thanks for leaving your comment on the video 👍🏻
Excellent video to the point. Thanks for this.
Possibly I would add rules around one to many and many to one plus volume/ velocity checks as part of my basic trxn monitoring rules.
Hi Vijay, thanks for your positive comment 👍🏻 Yes also those rules you have mentioned are indeed common and widely used by AML TM systems. I’m considering to produce a follow up video to include more AML rules that didn’t fit in this first selection. Would that be useful?
Thank you for this valuable lecture
I’m glad to hear that my list of AML rules was useful to you. Thanks for watching and commenting on this video 👍🏻
Excellent
Thanks a lot for commenting 👍🏻
Your video is very useful to me to understand about AML process
Thank you for your positive feedback 👍🏻
Great one ! Thank you !
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching 👍🏻
Thanks for your sharing❤
Hi Mia, thanks for watching - I’m glad this video was useful to you 👍🏻
Excellent video on AML Rules
Thanks for your positive comment! I'm glad it helped you. You can now get some extra support in setting up AML rules using my FinCrime Agent GPT tool. Here is the link to it: chat.openai.com/g/g-6z1jnZLCV-fincrime-agent
Let me know what you think of it! Thanks, Marco
Excellent
Thank you so much for the positive comment 😀
Excellent information! Definitely subscribing.
Thank you. I appreciate your positive feedback & thanks also for subscribing 👍🏻
Great video..pls do a video on red flags for financial institution on suspicious transaction
Hi and thank you for commenting on my video. That's a very good idea, I will definitely include your suggestion about AML related red flags to my content roadmap :)
In the past I created one video focused on red flags related to Sanctions Circumvention, maybe you can already benefit from some of the material I included in that video. ua-cam.com/video/OXmWnnwuRIQ/v-deo.html
Thanks again for watching my channel!
Good video! Nice and concise, well done.
Thanks for your feedback. Much appreciated 👍🏻
Very informative, thank you
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed my video 👍🏻
Very nice explanations
Thank you for the positive feedback. I appreciate that 👍🏻
Thank you so much!!!
Thanks for watching and commenting on my video 👍🏻 I’m glad you are finding useful my shortlist. To download a PDF with those main AML TM rules check the link in the video description.
Thanks for this :)
Thanks for watching 👍🏻 Should you need a PDF with full details on those 10 AML TM rules the link is in the video description.
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Please add more videos. Your content is excellent. Will you please do ACAMS lessons too ?
Hi Sneha, thanks for leaving your positive comment here. I’m definitely adding more videos to my channel 👍🏻 usually on a weekly or biweekly basis max.
Thank you also for your suggestion abt including more ACAMS related content, many people are taking qualifications from ACAMS so I will surely consider it going forward 🙂 Although I published already some videos supporting those that are studying for such qualifications, see for example my FATF 40 overview: ua-cam.com/video/5c-qUPhuey0/v-deo.html
Welcome to our FinCrime Agent community 👍🏻 Marco
King of AML
Hey thank you! That’s a big compliment … but since I’m spending so much time to create content for this community I’ll take it 😁
Thanks for watching my channel!
Thank you. Very good channel
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Great content! Arguably expenses vs earnings was one of the most obvious flags in my 10 years experience in banking in BG, RO. Unfortunately filing SARs etc. is not rewarded by financial institutions :( and is rather a burden. Is there any country EU/UK that is rewarding flagging?
Hi @alexivasi3295,
Thanks for your insightful comment and for sharing your experience! You’re absolutely right-discrepancies between expenses and earnings can be a significant red flag. Unfortunately, as you mentioned, the effort involved in filing SARs is often not rewarded in many financial institutions, and it’s a challenge many professionals face.
As for your question, while there isn’t a specific EU country that “rewards” flagging (nor in the UK either) - some institutions are starting to recognize the value of compliance work more and more. It often depends on the internal culture of the bank or institution. There’s definitely a growing awareness about the need for better incentives in this area but I’m not aware of any actual reward programs per se.
Thanks again for watching and engaging with the content! Feel free to share any further insights or questions.
Best,
Marco
Molto utile, grazie 🙂
Grazie mille per il supporto. Sono felice che il mio video ti sia utile. Qui trovi anche una seconda parte con altri 5 detection scenarios
ua-cam.com/video/MmG231S665s/v-deo.htmlsi=sRoqb0PCH9lmIStF
Un saluto! Marco
its interesting tutorial ....
Thanks for watching and sharing your feedback 👍🏻
Any idea on criteria to convert High Risk customers to med risk
Hi, thanks for commenting on the video.
Your question is an interesting one but I don’t think I can give you a straight answer to it.
There are many things to consider, but at high level I think that it will depend very much on what makes the customer high risk in the first place.
If practical actions can be taken by the client to reduce their high risk status, then keeping their RM involved for ongoing discussions with the AML/Compliance team could help the customer in return better understand their risks and guide them into a lower risk tier. Although, in real terms this can also be very challenging as the approach would need to be: a) in line with your company policy on dealing with high risk clients; b) should not be in conflict with relevant regulations dictated by your jurisdiction; and c) be an internally agreed approach that does not create risks of tipping off.
As a starting point I can suggest you to discuss the matter internally with your risk or compliance team. If this problem is applicable to a cluster of customers your organisation could also consider starting a programme to address those issues in a more structured way. I hope this make sense and thank you agin for watching my videos.
Being a terrorist, I find this very informative.
Kidding, just preparing for my first AML analyst job interview, thanks for the useful video, I want to the job so bad
I'm glad you found the video helpful! Good luck with your AML analyst job interview-it sounds like you're well-prepared. If you're looking to deepen your understanding even further, you might be interested in exploring my new online course designed to accelerate careers in financial crime prevention. It's packed with real-world insights and practical training. Check it out here: for more details: www.fincrimeagent.com/onlinecourse - Best of luck landing that job!
thank you for the videos, one question. which real-time transaction monitoring solution you can recommend, for small PSP, up to 25k transactions per month?
Thanks for your question! For a PSP handling up to 25k transactions per month, I’d recommend looking for a solution that’s scalable, offers customizable rules, and is easy to integrate. Make sure it’s cost-effective and compliant with regulations, and consider platforms that use AI to reduce false positives. Since I work for a vendor in this space, I can’t provide specific company names for obvious reasons, but feel free to reach out if you need more general guidance!
Please do a video on importance of AML SAM Simulation or transactions simulation.
Hi and thank you for your comment. I will be happy to include in the 2022 video roadmap one dedicated video to cover TM simulations. Once that video will go live on the channel I will let you know. Thanks again for your insight 🙂👍🏻
Your video was very useful 🙂
Thank you for your feedback. I’m very glad to read that 👍🏻
@@FinCrimeAgent Can you also please explain what are OOB rules and Difference between SAM OOB rules and Fraud/ AML OOB rules.
Ok, I will keep this aspect also in mind when doing my research to create the video 👍🏻
Hi , i am not able to find the vedio of trade base money laundering, could you please share.
Hi, yes absolutely. I’m not sure which TBML video you are looking for so I’m sharing here the main playlist with all my videos on that topic. Thanks for watching! Marco ua-cam.com/play/PL0Pufzwcosu9dt2Ssy6Wu757kazOqsaU-.html&si=uPxo92Bhj7E-Ylxc
Thanks for excelent videos. In number 5, what credit and debit mean? Credit is depositing money and debit is withdrawing money?
Hi Amir, for rule 5 credits and debits are seen more as amount of money going in and out of the account.
As mentioned in the video that rule is often applicable to a merchant like a market place so they won’t have many actual withdrawals but rather flow of money in/out. Let me know if this clarification was helpful🙂 Thanks for watching 👍🏻
@@FinCrimeAgent Thanks it was helpful. I appreciate your explanation.
Thank you for the valuable information. Your content was very helpful. Keep up the good work @FinCrimeAgent
Thank you for sharing your positive feedback 👍🏻 glad to read that 🙂
thanks
You're welcome! Thanks for watching 👍🏻
hey there , please can you show the compliance monitoring programe in excel for example.
Hi Lefki, thanks for commenting on the video. The rules I mention in this video are typically implemented using an AML TM automated solution. I assume that you could write some basic rules in excel should you wish to run your AML TM analysis in a manual fashion… However, I doubt a manual process would provide you with the effectiveness and efficiency now expected by most regulators.
i work in a bank as a amlofficer and i wanted a work of amlcft in foreign country like US. Is there any possibility for getting a amljob there sir ?
Hi Diwas, thanks for reaching out. Personally I am sorry but I can’t help - Perhaps you might want to explore international job boards and consult with global recruitment agencies specializing in AML/CFT roles. Networking on LinkedIn and attending relevant industry conferences could also help. My best wishes for your career change and relocation 🤞🏻
hi there....nice content,though the coupon code seems not working in agrc site
Hi Shatabdi, thanks for letting me know. Could you please confirm that you are following the 3 steps indicated in the video description? If you are and still experiencing issues, please let me know what error message you get and I will follow up with AGRC. Thank you 🙂
@@FinCrimeAgent yes it is showing the course value @£650....fca20 not applicable
Ok thank you. I’m checking with them and will update you 👍🏻
Hi Shatabdi, I checked with AGRC and they confirmed that everything seems to be okay with my code (FCA20). Please try again, and if you still encounter an error message, email info@lgca.uk or dsureyev@lgca.uk for any issues with the platform. Kindly keep me updated on this because everything should work fine for you, just as it does for everyone else. Thanks! Marco
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Do you have any typical AML rules/scenarios for debit card withdrawals and usage?
Hi Christina, thanks for your comment. I'm leaving some of those AML TM rules for you here and I hope they will help you as a starting point.
- Large or frequent cash withdrawals:
This rule is designed to detect large or frequent cash withdrawals, which may indicate an attempt to withdraw funds obtained through illicit activities. The rule might trigger an alert if a customer withdraws cash in amounts above a certain threshold, or if they make a large number of withdrawals within a certain period of time.
- High-risk merchant:
This rule is designed to detect transactions that occur at high-risk merchants, such as casinos, jewellery stores, or car rental agencies. These types of merchants are commonly associated with money laundering activities, and transactions that occur at these merchants may be flagged for further investigation.
- Structuring:
This rule is designed to detect transactions that are structured to avoid the reporting requirements of cash transactions above a certain threshold. Transactions that appear to be structured in this way can indicate an attempt to evade detection by breaking a large transaction into smaller, less noticeable amounts.
- Suspicious debit card usage:
This rule is designed to detect debit card usage patterns that are indicative of money laundering activities. For example, if a customer has been using the debit card in a location different from their usual location, or if the customer has been making purchases that do not match their usual spending patterns, these transactions might be flagged for further investigation.
Please do keep in mind that these are just a few examples of the types of rules that a typical AML transaction monitoring system may use to identify suspicious activity related to debit card withdrawals and usage. These rules are just a starting point, and transaction monitoring systems are typically customized to meet the specific needs of each financial institution.
I hope this is helpful. Marco
@@FinCrimeAgent Thank you so very much and I hope you never stop sharing your wisdom
@@veronicallerena7261 thanks for you kind words Verónica 👍🏻 I will keep producing content I promise 🙂
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The delivery company told me that i need anti money laundering documents to release my parcel 📦 which contains with cash.
I don't know this is truth or scam.
The delivery company asked me to pay documents fee as $17k.
Please can you tell me about this, i really need your help
That’s a lot of fees for a delivery! I would report to local authorities, more likely to be scam than anything else.
i want to get an AML, where can I do the training?
Hi there. Many organisations support traditional education courses allowing you to receive certificates or even diploma in AML and other Fin-Crime related topics. Some of the most known in the industry are ACAMS and the ICA and they are generally well recognised (I'm not associated with any of those organisations by the way). So formal education is indeed a good avenue to take. Also, your own industry knowledge developed with time is going to play a key part to further support your learning path and future career. I try to provide useful information from my videos so I hope that some of my contents can assist you to enrich your understanding on those topics you want to learn more about.
In one of my 1 to 1 sessions we discussed the importance of Financial Crime Compliance trainings so perhaps you are also interested to watch that video: ua-cam.com/video/fa1UNqI9wW0/v-deo.html
Do let me know how you are getting on and if you need more info leave your comments on my videos as we have a fantastic community here that can also give you more tips.
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Sir help me Aml problem I want to aske you so where I contact you boss😊
Hi, feel free to get in touch by submitting a message on the website contact form. This is the link to it: fincrimeagent.com/contact-us/
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