Course description This course aims
to train students to identify investigative needs, practical tools and sources
of information, and tools necessary to plan and execute effective financial
investigations. We will begin with a description of the basic composition of
elements within illicit financial networks and their vulnerabilities. We will
then move through the role of critical actors operating within these networks
and their efforts to manipulate legitimate financial and business systems.
Course material will describe government, regulatory, and investigative
activities within the United States and international partners that empower not
only financial investigations, but also the structures to detect and report
illicit actors and networks' actions. The course will discuss considerations for
investigation planning and promotion of creative thinking. Key concepts in this course include:
• Recognize
illicit network vulnerabilities.
• The movement of money and messaging
systems.
• Money services businesses and remittance
systems.
• Tools and techniques of money laundering professionals.
•
Prepare for financial investigations. • Prepare for
investigation of prepaid cards and stored value cards. Presented by: Mike Loughnane and Robert Bacon This course is eligible for ACFE, ACAMS, and ACFS certification continuing
education hours. Students who
complete this course and pass the post test are eligible for 1.0 point toward
the CECFE
certification.
NOTE: This is an interactive live online training class and
a microphone is required to interact with the instructor(s). Cancellation All
classes are subject to cancellation up to 45 days before the start of class if
the minimum class registration threshold is not met. |