The chief compliance officer (CCO) at a bank approved offering trade finance services to a company which is established within a country with a weak democratic system routinely reviews news on upcoming targeted economic sanction regulations in the EU, a major import partner for the country's production of crude oil.
Which of the following pieces of news would be of greatest concern?
A financial institution's transaction monitoring system flags an unusually high volume of international wire transfers originating from a small business account. The transfers are being sent to multiple jurisdictions known for limited regulatory oversight. Additionally, an employee reports suspicious behavior from the account holder during an in-person visit, where they requested a large cash withdrawal without providing a clear business justification. As part of the investigation, the compliance team must assess whether this activity is suspicious and determine the appropriate next steps.
Which of the following steps should be taken first in the investigation process to properly gather information and assess whether the transactions are suspicious?
A compliance officer at a large bank has been tasked with investigating a series of unusual transactions involving a long-time customer. The customer has made several large cash deposits into multiple accounts within a short period, raising red flags. After gathering and analyzing transaction data, reviewing customer records, and cross-referencing external sources, the compliance officer determines that there is a reasonable suspicion of money laundering. As part of documenting this investigation, the compliance officer must decide how and when to escalate the matter internally and whether to file a suspicious activity report (SAR).
What is the next critical step in this process?
What is the relationship between the EU Anti-money Laundering Directives (AMLD) and local anti-money laundering (AML) regulations in European Union (EU) member states, in terms of their relevance for, applicability to, and impact on EU banks? (Select Two.)
Which of the following entities could potentially pose a higher money laundering risk and require additional review prior to onboarding? (Select Two.)
A large financial institution (FI) is considering expanding business to an area of the world with weak AML laws. The risk-based assessment indicates that the location will increase the FI's risk appetite beyond the stated acceptable amount.
Which risk factors should be used to identify the priority of the FI?
Which situation involving a vendor presents increased AML and/or sanctions risk to an organization?
An employee at a financial institution (FI) suspects that one of their co-workers is involved in a financial investment scam syndicate.
Which step should be taken next by the employee who has the suspicion?
Which activities would be considered money laundering red flags when reviewing the business operations of a money services business (MSB)? (Select Two.)
A national risk assessment (NRA) can impact the risk-based approach (RBA) within an organization's anti-financial crime (AFC) compliance program by: (Choose two.)
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