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The FIBA AML Institute was created to provide, in partnership with Florida International University, on-site, in-house, hybrid and on-line courses in anti-money laundering and terrorist financing, detection, prevention and reporting, in English, Spanish, and Portuguese, for the benefit of banks and other financial services companies.
The Institute grants the following registered certifications to those completing the required curriculum: Anti-Money Laundering Certified Associate (AMLCA) and Certified Professional in Anti-Money Laundering (CPAML) These certifications will require a minimum of 16 continuing professional education credits every two years in order to maintain the designation.
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The FIBA AML Institute and its partnership with Florida International University The FIBA AML Institute was created:
Why partner with FIU?
FIBA-FIU certifications
The Certifications FIBA AMLCA and FIBA CPAML, offer a combination of case studies, real examples, and theory which are invaluable components of the academic content, and are designed to assist your staff and Directors to gain practical knowledge and implement risk based methods to comply with internationally accepted AML/CFT standards. |
DOMESTIC (US) FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
You will gain practical, “hands-on” knowledge of the risk-based approach to compliance with BSA/AML/OFAC regulatory requirements. Taking the FFIEC Manual as our foundation, we navigate through real-world case studies and help you plan strategies to prevent your institution from repeating the mistakes other institutions have made or from taking unnecessary risks that may cost you in terms of fines and your institution’s reputation.
FOREIGN FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
You will acquire in-depth knowledge of how US and global financial institutions are implementing best practices and how to evaluate risks to your institution. You will obtain the necessary expertise to operate in a global environment, using international standards of money laundering and terrorist financing prevention. |
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