Learning Outcomes

Crimes Act and Anti-Money Laundering Regulations

Risk-based Approach and Due Diligence

Record Keeping and Staff Training

Lesson Summary

This module examines the Proceeds of Crime Act (POCA), including money laundering offences and the notion of criminal property. Learn why money is laundered and how effective legislation protects you against financial crimes. We will also consider risk management and customer due diligence programmes and how to report suspicious transactions.

Combating Financial Crime - Course Assessment

Learn how to prevent fraud, corruption and money laundering in this free online course that covers financial crime.

Combating Financial Crime

The exponential growth of financial crime on a global scale is worrisome and demands urgent attention. The global financial system is undermined by crimes ranging from fraud to money laundering and terrorist financing. This criminology course provides strategies used to combat organised financial crime. We explain how to deal with the proceeds of crime, criminal property and suspicious financial transactions to help you protect your finances.

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