The Importance of Transaction Monitoring in the Detection of ML/FT

€60.00
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Course Description:

This course, offered by KPMG Learning Academy, will be open to all industries including banks, financial institutions, remote gaming operators, virtual financial assets service providers, company services providers, accountants and auditors.

This training session will be targeted towards MLROs (including MLRO designates) and all staff members working within the AML function. The course will provide an overview of the regulatory obligations around this area which emanate from the Prevention of Money Laundering and Funding of Terrorism Regulations (“PMLFTR”), the FIAU Implementing Procedures Part I and Part II sector specific guidelines.

The training session will also delve into contextual monitoring which is the next generation of financial crime and fraud detection. We will also go through the observations highlighted by the FIAU in the Enforcement Factsheet as well as delve into the guidance note issued by FIAU in April 2023 around the area of transaction monitoring. Furthermore, we will go over a number of typologies and red flags which are specific to the area of transaction monitoring, and also delve into the design and review process of such typologies and rules. Additionally, we will be seeing to a number of administrative measures issued by FIAU on this area. Furthermore, we will be providing tips to subject persons, to consider when conducting transaction monitoring.

The course will be made interactive through a number of polls, practical examples and case studies which will be provided during the training session.

Target Audience:

This session is aimed for MLROs (including MLRO designates) and all staff members working within the AML function across all industries including banks, financial institutions, remote gaming operators, virtual financial assets service providers, company services providers, accountants and auditors.

Learning Outcomes:

  • An Overview & the Regulatory Framework around this area
  • Contextual Monitoring
  • The FIAU Enforcement Factsheet
  • The FIAU Guidance Note on the obligation of transaction monitoring
  • Typologies and red flags specific to transaction monitoring as well as the design and review process of such typologies and rules
  • Administrative measures imposed on the area of transaction monitoring
  • Tips to consider when conducting transaction monitoring
  • Practical Examples and Case Studies

Date: 09/10/2024

Time: 09:00 – 11:00

Venue: Live online session – details of how to join the meeting will be sent once registration is complete.

Fee: €60

CPE Hours: This course qualifies for 2 hours of Structured CPE which can be classified as Core Competency. A certificate of attendance will be provided at the end of the session.

Trainers:

Ma. May Casimiro, Assistant Manager, Risk Consulting Advisory Services, KPMG in Malta

Ma. May Casimiro

May is an accountant by profession and holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accountancy, from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines. In 2016, she obtained a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) License in the Philippines.

She joined KPMG Malta in July 2022 as an Assistant Manager in the Firm’s Risk Consulting Advisory practice. Within her role at KPMG Malta, May works extensively in the areas of Anti-Money Laundering Compliance, particularly assisting local and foreign companies in the review of their AML/CFT-related policies, procedures, and testing of their controls. She was involved in several projects including AML internal audit engagements as well as CDD review and remediation projects.

Prior to joining KPMG Malta, she was an Assistant Manager in KPMG Philippines’ Risk Consulting Advisory Group where she worked on a number of AML-related assignments such as AML/CFT compliance assessments, AML remediation projects, institutional ML/TF risk assessments and transaction monitoring system reviews. As part of her managerial role in KPMG Philippines, May was in charge of undertaking internal risk management and client engagement management procedures including client acceptance, continuance and engagement procedures. She has also assisted the Engagement Partners in business development initiatives covering preparation of proposals, review of pre-engagement activities and contracting with prospective clients.

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Course Features

  • Guided Learning 2 hours
  • Language English
  • Assessments
Ma. May Casimiro

Assistant Manager

May is an accountant by profession and holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accountancy, from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines. In 2016, she obtained a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) License in the Philippines. She joined KPMG Malta in July 2022 as an Assistant Manager in the Firm’s Risk Consulting Advisory practice. Within her role at KPMG Malta, May works extensively in the areas of Anti-Money Laundering Compliance, particularly assisting local and foreign companies in the review of their AML/CFT-related policies, procedures, and testing of their controls. She was involved in several projects including AML internal audit engagements as well as CDD review and remediation projects. Prior to joining KPMG Malta, she was an Assistant Manager in KPMG Philippines’ Risk Consulting Advisory Group where she worked on a number of AML-related assignments such as AML/CFT compliance assessments, AML remediation projects, institutional ML/TF risk assessments and transaction monitoring system reviews. As part of her managerial role in KPMG Philippines, May was in charge of undertaking internal risk management and client engagement management procedures including client acceptance, continuance and engagement procedures. She has also assisted the Engagement Partners in business development initiatives covering preparation of proposals, review of pre-engagement activities and contracting with prospective clients.