Stop financial crime before it starts with strong AML compliance skills that protect organizations and people
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
What you’ll learn
- Identify key concepts and terms used in AML compliance programs.
- Explain major U.S. and international AML laws and regulatory bodies.
- Describe the stages of money laundering and how they occur in real settings.
- Complete basic CDD and EDD steps to strengthen customer risk assessment.
- Use a risk-based approach to evaluate AML threats in different industries.
- Recognize suspicious behaviors and reporting obligations under U.S. law.
- Understand how sanctions lists work and why screening is required.
- Support teams with strong communication, management skills, and leadership awareness.
Course Content
- Module 1: Introduction to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) –> 5 lectures • 15min.
- Module 2: UK AML Legislative Framework –> 5 lectures • 10min.
- Module 3: The Stages of Money Laundering –> 4 lectures • 11min.
- Module 4: Customer Due Diligence (CDD) and Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) –> 6 lectures • 12min.
- Module 5: Risk-Based Approach to AML Compliance –> 6 lectures • 13min.
- Module 6: Suspicious Activity and Reporting Obligations –> 5 lectures • 12min.
- Module 7: Sanctions and International Compliance –> 5 lectures • 15min.
Requirements
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Money laundering threatens financial systems, businesses, national security, and global markets. It allows criminals to disguise the origins of illegal funds and move them through channels that appear legitimate. As financial crime becomes more sophisticated, regulators across the United States and worldwide demand stronger compliance programs and better-trained professionals who can identify, assess, and report suspicious activity.
Financial crime costs the U.S. over $300 billion each year, creating major demand for skilled AML workers.
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) professionals now play a key role in protecting banks, fintech companies, real estate firms, insurance providers, and even small businesses from risks that could lead to fines, lawsuits, or reputational damage. This course gives you a clear and detailed look into how AML programs operate and why organizations rely on trained individuals to safeguard their systems.
By learning how criminals move funds, how red flags appear, and how reporting lines function, you gain confidence in identifying activities that threaten organizations. This course prepares you to support compliance teams, strengthen internal systems, and meet regulatory expectations across multiple industries.
Whether you want to enter the field or advance in your current role, this course builds strong foundational knowledge that employers value. AML expertise is increasingly linked with leadership roles, and professionals with compliance skills are in demand nationwide—making this course a smart investment for your career growth and personal development.