Anti-Money Laundering Fundamentals
The building blocks of AML: how money laundering works, the regulatory landscape, and the obligations organizations must meet to detect and report it.
Training
A catalogue of anti-bribery and anti-corruption courses developed with CCEAC's expert network — for people who have to build a compliance program, not just describe one.
The catalogue below describes the courses CCEAC has developed. Dates, pricing and registration are not open at the moment. If you would like to be told when training resumes — or you are interested in an on-site session for your organization — please get in touch.
The certificate is built from the three core courses, which cover the ground everyone needs, plus a selection of electives chosen to suit the risks a particular organization or role actually faces. Requirements and awarding are being finalized.
The foundation of the certificate. 3 courses.
The building blocks of AML: how money laundering works, the regulatory landscape, and the obligations organizations must meet to detect and report it.
A grounding in why corruption matters — its moral and ethical stakes, its financial cost, and the legal exposure it creates for organizations and individuals.
A hands-on, two-day workshop that walks you through designing, documenting and implementing a risk-based anti-corruption compliance program for your organization.
Chosen to match the risks a role or sector actually carries. 7 courses.
Why real estate is a magnet for illicit funds, and how professionals in the sector can spot and mitigate money-laundering red flags.
The practical controls, policies and procedures that stop bribery and corruption before they start — and how to embed them across an organization.
How leadership sets the ethical tone — the accountabilities and responsibilities that make a compliance program credible from the top down.
A rotating deep-dive on an emerging ethics and anti-corruption topic, led by a subject-matter expert from CCEAC's Network of Experts.
A working checklist for identifying and managing corruption risk in domestic and cross-border transactions, from due diligence to deal close.
How to design internal structures that surface red flags early — and what to do when one appears, from escalation to investigation.
A practical, open-source approach to verifying third parties — screening partners, suppliers and agents for corruption risk using publicly available information.
Delivery mode is a property of each course, not a different course. Each course page lists the modes it supports.
Scheduled sessions with an instructor and a cohort.
Delivered at your organization, tailored to your context.
The same material, delivered remotely and in real time.