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Poland’s Financial Institutions Get a Boost in AML Training with ACAMS Chapter Launch

Warsaw, Poland - In a move to strengthen anti-money laundering (AML) and financial crime compliance in Poland, the Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists (ACAMS) has launched its local chapter. The new chapter aims to provide a platform for subject matter experts from Polish and international institutions to share knowledge, best practices, and experiences in AML and financial crimes compliance.

Objectives of the Poland Chapter

According to ACAMS, the Poland Chapter will serve as an extension of the global organization’s mission to:

  • Enhance knowledge, skills, and awareness among AML and financial crime professionals
  • Foster international collaboration among AML and financial crime professionals
  • Provide a forum for experts to share knowledge and develop best practices
  • Support dialogue with state and European regulators and law enforcement agencies
  • Encourage social awareness and education in the field of AML and financial crimes compliance

Regular Updates and Networking Events

The Poland Chapter is expected to hold regular updates and networking events with an AML focus, welcoming enquiries from potential speakers, trainers, and sponsors. Although upcoming events have yet to be announced, past events hosted by the chapter are said to have been highly successful, drawing attention to the importance of AML training for financial institutions in Poland.

Significance of the Launch

The launch of the ACAMS Poland Chapter is seen as a significant development in the country’s efforts to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. As Poland continues to integrate with the global economy, it is essential that its financial institutions are equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to detect and prevent AML and financial crimes.

Supporting Polish Financial Institutions

With the new chapter in place, ACAMS aims to support Polish financial institutions in their compliance efforts, ultimately contributing to a safer and more stable financial system for the country.