Anti Money Laundering Masterclass, Amsterdam
A practical guide to modern anti-money laundering and financial crime compliance.

Anti-Money Laundering Masterclass
Amsterdam, March 18-19, 2020
Financial crime and AML are some of the biggest challenges facing the financial sector today – as the scale of fines handed out by regulators increases, it is imperative that all those working in this business and those providing services to financial firms are aware of the nature of financial crime and how they can take steps to stop it.
Our market leading course is packed with current examples of financial crime and its consequences. Taught by a subject matter expert you will learn:
- The enormous size of the problem of financial crime & AML
- How ‘dirty’ money attempts to enter the system – the tricks of the trade
- The global regulatory bodies & standards and how they are changing
- Dealing with sanctions & how to identify sanction breakers
- How to refine your due diligence process
- How to ensure your policies & procedures capture the right AML/FC data
- Best practice in spotting and dealing with potential high risk individuals & corporates
The course is case-study based and interactive, using recent examples of financial crime to allow delegates to work through issues and see the financial and human impact of AML/FC in real time.

What will you learn?
- The most recent, up to date money laundering techniques and how to stop them
- How global regulations are changing and adapting to financial crime
- How to make your KYC more efficient
- The importance of ‘professional scepticism’ and strengthening the three lines of defence
- Best practice in modern AML/FCC

Who should attend?
Relevant departments and job roles may include but are not limited to:
- Compliance
- Money Laundering Reporting
- Risk Management
- Department Heads
- Section Managers
- All staff who need a thorough grounding in modern AML/FCC techniques

Sessions include
- Financial crime and anti-money laundering
- AML ‘pressure points’
- Regulatory bodies
- Other types of financial crime & cyber crime
- Know your customer/client – the four stages
- Client indicators
- Using technology
- Hiding stolen assets and the proceeds of crime
- How do we stop money laundering & financial crime?
Course Tutor

Mark Anderson
CEO
The cambridge centre of performance and excellence and leading AML/FCC expert
Mark is an experienced trainer and consultant with global knowledge, having lived & worked in the UK, Russia, Qatar and India and trained in almost every country.
Having started his career as a stockbroker in London, he worked for US, Dutch and UK banks as a Director in the Sales & Sales Trading departments. He then became a partner in a small investment bank where he was Head of Trading and oversaw the Compliance function.
Mark has been Global Head of L&D at a Russian investment bank and at a major Middle Eastern Sovereign Wealth Fund as well as a World Cup Organising Committee. He also managed the training section of a major offshoring project to India, training over 1500 staff in settlement, custody and compliance.
In recent years, Mark has been one of the highest rated trainers in Anti-Money Laundering & Financial Crime Compliance, training in over 60 different countries in the last 3 years, including a global AML project for one of the world’s largest banks. He has trained staff in every area of banking and finance including [but not limited to] retail & corporate banking, investment banking, SME banking, private banking, asset management, hedge funds, SWFs and associated service providers. Comfortable at all levels, he has worked with main Board members to new graduate hires and induction programmes.
The workshop was enriching both for me (as speaker) and the participants, as it allowed for a free-ranging discussion on the latest regulatory trends and their impact on the marketplace.
Singapore Exchange
All presentations are relevant and well discussed. Speakers obtained good delivery of topics.
Bank of the Philippine Islands
One of the best seminars I have attended. I liked the way actual experiences with products discussed were integrated into the presentations
BNY Mellon
You are brilliant. My team are outsourcing most if not all of our training to you at the moment.
Mizuho
Excellent industry history and in-depth knowledge
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Barclays
The learning is mutual when delegates and speakers bring such rich experience from industry and academia. Also inspiring to see so many senior people so motivated to learn new things.
Morgan Stanley