Advanced AML/CFT/CPF Financial Crime Intelligence Analysis
Modern financial crime intelligence requires analysts to integrate large volumes of financial, corporate, regulatory, investigative, open-source and cross-border information to identify threats, relationships and financial flows that may not be apparent from individual transactions.
Course overview
Modern financial crime intelligence requires analysts to integrate large volumes of financial, corporate, regulatory, investigative, open-source and cross-border information to identify threats, relationships and financial flows that may not be apparent from individual transactions.
This Advanced AML/CFT/CPF Financial Crime Intelligence Analysis course is designed for experienced analysts and professionals seeking to strengthen their ability to conduct complex financial intelligence analysis across money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation financing risks. The course integrates advanced financial analysis, network analysis, subject profiling, typology analysis, intelligence development, strategic and operational assessment, and intelligence-product development. Participants will work through complex analytical scenarios requiring them to identify intelligence gaps, develop hypotheses, analyse financial relationships, assess risk and produce actionable intelligence.
What you will be able to do
- Apply advanced AML/CFT/CPF intelligence-analysis methodologies
- Integrate multiple financial and non-financial intelligence sources
- Conduct complex subject and entity profiling
- Analyse sophisticated financial flows and networks
- Identify relationships between persons, entities and financial accounts
- Develop and test competing analytical hypotheses
- Identify ML/TF/PF indicators and typologies
- Conduct network and link analysis
- Identify intelligence gaps and develop collection requirements
- Assess analytical confidence and uncertainty
- Develop actionable operational and strategic intelligence
- Produce high-quality intelligence products for investigative and decision-making purposes
Who should attend
- Senior financial intelligence analysts
- Principal and operational analysts
- Strategic intelligence analysts
- FIU analysts
- Financial crime investigators
- AML/CFT/CPF specialists
- Law-enforcement intelligence officers
- Regulatory and supervisory analysts
- Counter-terrorist financing professionals
- Proliferation-financing specialists
- Asset-tracing and recovery specialists
- Senior compliance and risk professionals
Course outline
Day 1Advanced AML/CFT/CPF Intelligence Analysis
Topics
- Advanced financial intelligence concepts
- Intelligence requirements
- Analytical frameworks
- Intelligence-cycle application
- Multi-source intelligence
- Source evaluation
- Information reliability
- Intelligence gaps
- Developing collection requirements
- Analytical hypotheses
- Subject and entity profiling
- Financial intelligence integration
Day 2Complex Financial and Network Analysis
Topics
- Advanced transaction analysis
- Financial-flow reconstruction
- Account relationships
- Beneficial ownership analysis
- Corporate networks
- Link analysis
- Network analysis
- Relationship mapping
- Identifying central actors
- Facilitators and intermediaries
- Cross-border networks
- Financial-crime ecosystem analysis
Day 3AML/CFT/CPF Threat and Typology Analysis
Topics
- Advanced ML typologies
- Terrorist-financing indicators
- Proliferation-financing risks
- Financial enablers
- Emerging typologies
- Technology-enabled financial crime
- Trade-related financial crime
- Virtual-asset risks
- Sanctions-related financial risks
- Cross-border financial crime
- Developing threat indicators
- Typology-to-intelligence application
Day 4Advanced Analytical Techniques and Intelligence Development
Topics
- Structured analytical techniques
- Competing hypotheses
- Scenario analysis
- Timeline analysis
- Pattern and trend analysis
- Behavioural analysis
- Anomaly analysis
- Network-based analysis
- Intelligence gap analysis
- Identifying investigative leads
- Developing intelligence opportunities
- Assessing confidence and uncertainty
- Analytical quality assurance
Day 5Intelligence Production and Decision Support
Topics
- Developing actionable financial intelligence
- Operational intelligence products
- Strategic intelligence products
- Intelligence reports
- Target profiles
- Threat assessments
- Intelligence briefings
- Financial-flow visualisation
- Network visualisation
- Dissemination and feedback
- Measuring intelligence impact
Dates & fees
Full training calendarFees are per participant in US dollars and cover tuition, course materials and your certificate. Travel and accommodation are not included.