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Strategic stakes, governance, operating-model choices, failure consequences, and decision questions.
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Global reference · 2026 edition
A source-grounded field library for leaders, operators, and specialists building financial-crime capabilities across products, controls, technologies, and jurisdictions.
One connected curriculum, from the enterprise control spine to local execution across major markets.
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Strategic stakes, governance, operating-model choices, failure consequences, and decision questions.
Workflows, decision rights, controls, data dependencies, metrics, capacity, quality, and transformation execution.
Legal mechanics, evidence standards, technical design, jurisdictional nuance, testability, and source depth.
Learning architecture
The enterprise system, global standards, risk assessment, customer lifecycle, and ownership intelligence.
Sanctions, monitoring, investigations, fraud, payments, trade finance, and proliferation risk.
Digital assets, privacy, cross-border data, analytics, AI, model risk, and control-stack architecture.
Global-core/local-edge design, assurance, sustainable remediation, capacity, economics, and execution.
The United States, EU and AMLA, UK, Canada, Mexico, Greater China, North Asia, India, Thailand, Australia, and New Zealand.
Core curriculum
A system-level foundation for understanding how exposure, prevention, detection, investigation, action, evidence, and assurance fit together.
How FATF standards become national law, supervisory expectation, enterprise policy, local execution, and proof of effectiveness.
How an institution identifies exposure, sets appetite, translates risk into policy, and governs decisions across the enterprise.
The full customer lifecycle: identification, verification, due diligence, enhanced review, monitoring, refresh, restriction, and exit.
Business identity, beneficial ownership, legal arrangements, control, registries, and the evidence needed to understand who stands behind an entity.
A joined operating model for sanctions, export controls, licensing, ownership, goods and technology, payment routes, and economic-security decisions.
Detection design from typology and population coverage through scenario logic, alert handling, quality, tuning, validation, and measurable outcomes.
Investigation strategy, case evidence, SAR/STR decisions, confidentiality, filing quality, case management, and law-enforcement interfaces.
Fraud, scams, mule networks, customer harm, reimbursement, intelligence, and the practical case for a connected FRAML operating model.
Financial-crime risk across payment roles, correspondent banking, message transparency, intermediaries, nesting, and cross-border execution.
Trade-based money laundering, proliferation-financing risk, goods and shipping data, documentary trade, pricing, counterparties, and escalation.
A function-led view of virtual assets, VASPs, stablecoins, DeFi, custody, travel-rule obligations, blockchain analytics, and emerging rails.
How privacy, localization, secrecy, privilege, transfer rules, and data permissions shape detection, investigation, assurance, and group oversight.
Analytics, model risk, explainability, human oversight, GenAI, agentic systems, evaluation, evidence, and responsible deployment in financial crime.
The end-to-end control stack: data contracts, identity, screening, monitoring, workflow, evidence, vendors, resilience, and architecture governance.
A practical Global Core / Local Edge model for standards, decision rights, market accountability, exceptions, service delivery, and local legal ownership.
How testing, audit, issue management, root cause, closure validation, enforcement learning, and sustainable remediation establish real assurance.
The economics and execution of transformation: capacity, productivity, sourcing, outsourcing, resilience, benefits, sequencing, and delivery proof.
The layered U.S. framework across BSA/AML, FinCEN, prudential supervision, DOJ, OFAC, market regulators, states, reporting, and enforcement.
The EU single rulebook, AMLA, national execution, supervision, FIUs, privacy, beneficial ownership, transfers, sanctions, and implementation design.
The UK framework across the MLRs, POCA, FCA, NCA/UKFIU, OFSI, Companies House, APP scams, reporting, supervision, and reform.
A paired deep dive into Canada and Mexico: their legal architecture, FIUs, supervision, reporting, ownership, sanctions, payments, and cross-border realities.
Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, and Mainland China through the lenses of legal architecture, data, supervision, payments, ownership, sanctions, and local execution.
India, Thailand, Australia, and New Zealand: distinct regimes connected through regional flows, statutory reform, supervision, reporting, and operating-model choices.
Cross-library indexes
Compare major regimes and jump into the dedicated regional deep dives.
Explore →Docket72 distinct cases indexed by authority, jurisdiction, lesson, and module.
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