Why Anti-Money Laundering & Financial Crime Compliance at TBS?
- Understand international AML regulations and the FATF 40 Recommendations
- Perform risk-based customer due diligence, including Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD)
- Detect suspicious transactions and red-flag patterns in banking and trade
- Navigate sanctions and embargoes while managing false positives
- Apply AI, blockchain, and data analytics to financial crime monitoring
- Draft legally defensible SARs and design AML programs for organizations
What You’ll Gain
- Hands-on lab exercises simulating real-world financial crime scenarios
- ACAMS-aligned curriculum for global AML standards
- Practical exposure to modern tools for transaction monitoring, AI, and data analytics
- Builds a professional portfolio demonstrating applied compliance skills
Program Code: AML
Duration: 4 Months (16 Weeks)
Weekly Commitment: 6 Hours (3 Lecture + 3 Lab)
Delivery Mode: 100% Synchronous Live
Total Hours: 96 (48 Lecture / 48 Lab)
Semester Credit Hours: 4.4
Course Overview
The AML & Financial Crime Compliance program equips participants with the technical knowledge and analytical skills to detect, prevent, and mitigate financial crime in today’s complex global financial environment. Aligning with ACAMS Global Investigative Standards, the course covers the entire compliance lifecycle—from risk assessment and Customer Due Diligence (CDD) to Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) and sanctions screening.
Through hands-on labs and simulations, students master techniques to identify money laundering, terrorist financing, and modern financial fraud, preparing them for compliance roles in banks, fintechs, and regulatory bodies worldwide.
Capstone Projects
In the final module, students design and implement a comprehensive AML program for a simulated institution, including:
• Governance framework and employee training modules
• Independent audit readiness and regulatory simulation
• Presentation of a full risk assessment and compliance strategy to a mock Board of Director
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Course Modules
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Title |
Focus |
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AML 101
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Foundations of AML & Global Regulations |
History of money laundering, FATF, Egmont Group, EU & USA regulation
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AML 102
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Risk-Based Approach & CDD Frameworks
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Business cases, stakeholder analysis, scope definition
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AML 103 |
Transaction Monitoring & Red Flag Analysis |
Detect structuring, smurfing, trade-based money laundering |
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AML 104
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Sanctions, Embargoes & Geopolitical Risk |
OFAC, UN, EU sanctions, screening and false positive management |
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AML 105 |
Financial Crime Technology & Data Analytics |
AI, ML, blockchain, and crypto compliance monitoring |
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AML 106 |
Investigation Techniques & SAR Reporting |
OSINT, investigative analysis, SAR/STR drafting |
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AML 107
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AML Program Management & Capstone |
AML governance, training, mock regulatory exam, and final risk assessment |