ERITREA TIGHTENS FINANCIAL CRIME AWARENESS WITH TRAINING PROGRAMMES
Enhancing Awareness and Capabilities Against Money Laundering and Financial Crimes
As part of its efforts to combat financial crime, Eritrea has launched a series of training programmes aimed at enhancing awareness and capabilities among stakeholders in the fight against money laundering and financial crimes. The Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crime Workshop, delivered by GLOMACS, a leading global management training company, will focus on current and evolving threats to the global financial community.
Key Focus Areas
- Case Studies and Group Interaction: Examining enhanced due diligence matters, trade-based money laundering, proliferation finance and methodologies, money laundering methods, and sanctions/CFT cases and theory.
- Money Laundering Techniques and Methods: Understanding various techniques used by criminal entities to launder money and stay ahead of the curve.
- Money Laundering Investigations: Developing skills to detect and investigate money laundering activities effectively.
Benefits for Participants
- Increased Confidence in Identifying Money Laundering Methods: Through a series of exercises, scenarios, question-and-answer sessions, and dynamic delivery of compelling cases, participants will develop more confidence in their ability to recognize money laundering and other financial crime methods.
- Familiarity with Global AML, Sanctions, and Financial Crime Regimes: Participants will become more familiar with global anti-money laundering, sanctions, and financial crime regimes, enabling them to navigate complex regulatory environments effectively.
Creating a Hostile Environment for Criminals
The training programme is a crucial step in creating a hostile environment for criminals to operate through more diligent examination of intelligence and data. With Eritrea’s efforts to combat financial crime gaining momentum, stakeholders are expected to play a critical role in the fight against money laundering and financial crimes.
Target Audience
- Experienced analysts
- Compliance professionals
- AML investigators
- KYC/CDD/EDD onboarding and investigations teams
- Fraud and financial crime professionals
- Public and private sector stakeholders
By enhancing awareness and capabilities among stakeholders, Eritrea aims to create a more effective and efficient fight against money laundering and financial crimes. The Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crime Workshop is an essential step in achieving this goal, and participants are expected to play a critical role in the country’s efforts to combat financial crime.