The document discusses various scenarios and questions regarding money laundering risks and appropriate anti-money laundering responses. It considers potential money laundering risks involving casinos, prepaid cards, real estate, and other situations. It also provides guidance on reporting suspicious activities and validating client sources of funds. Overall, the document appears to be analyzing different money laundering cases and techniques.
The document discusses various scenarios and questions regarding money laundering risks and appropriate anti-money laundering responses. It considers potential money laundering risks involving casinos, prepaid cards, real estate, and other situations. It also provides guidance on reporting suspicious activities and validating client sources of funds. Overall, the document appears to be analyzing different money laundering cases and techniques.
The document discusses various scenarios and questions regarding money laundering risks and appropriate anti-money laundering responses. It considers potential money laundering risks involving casinos, prepaid cards, real estate, and other situations. It also provides guidance on reporting suspicious activities and validating client sources of funds. Overall, the document appears to be analyzing different money laundering cases and techniques.
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• NO 2 MONEY LAUNDER ALWAYS GAMBLES FOR SMALL TIME AND ASKING FOR CHECK NOT LONG TIME and the wrong is withdraws so where’s the placement he withdraws cash andthen asking for a check msh sah al3aks aly by7sal • NO 3 NEVER ASKING FOR CASH THE POINT OF THE CASINO IS THE DESPOSIT OF ILLICT MONEY ( PLACEMENT) AND PLAYING A MIN GAMES AND ASKING FOR CHECK BY THE CASINO TO ADD LAYER ON THE MONEY • NO 4 IT’S NORMAL FOR CASINO خليجة رايحين ينبسطوا مثال • No 3 d haga helwa we profitable ll organization fa da normal law msh 3aref even al answer faker f al waheda aly msh risk • Al so2al hna btre2a tanya 3ayz al risks aly f al prepaid card • Over invoicing we down invoicing fa TBML msh gold • Msh rakam 4 3ashan da civil crime msh fraud msh imprison wala fined wala suspended d جريمة مدنيةbala7 y3ne fa 3ade • Lakn maktoba wad7a tht ahy 5osh 3ala al silde al gaya • The highest risk here is why young lady benef. Owner and her wealth is not matching with oil in Africa and the complixty of the owner ship • Loan and and gurantor third party wz secrecy haven and with benf. Owner so keep in mind • Steady cash is normal for a restaurant so close in amount under 10000 may be avoiding the reporting • No 1 is placement • No 3 is layering • No4 is layering • No2 is the right answer as the next slide No 1 wrong No3 wrong No2 called gatekeepers wrong not msb • No 2 Casinos already doesn’t hv gate keepers • No3 Money launders aim is create credit balance not debit to ask for cheque • No 4 is normal not ml technique • FinCEN Advisory – FIN-2014-A007 | FinCEN.gov • Leadership Should Be Engaged • Compliance Should Not Be Compromised By Revenue Interests • Information Should Be Shared Throughout the Organization • Leadership Should Provide Adequate Human and Technological Resources • The Program Should Be Effective and Tested By an Independent and Competent Party • Leadership and Staff Should Understand How Their BSA Reports are Used basel • 1 AND 2 SHOULD BE REPORTED WAD7A • 4 – THE WORD THAT ARE BEYOND HIS KNOWN FINANCIAL CAPABILITIES SHOULD BE REPORTED TOO HYA TRICKY SHWAYA BS LW BASENA L 3 • 3- LARGE SUPER MARKET WE LARGE CASH DEPOSIT HWA ALREADY CASH INCENTIVE WE 3ARFEN ENO LARGE CASH DEPOSITER FA 4 MSH 3ARFEN • 1- LAH ABOS 3ALA WAHED BS • BROKERAGE ASLN HIGH RISK LAZM ABOS • 4- BUSINESS BS LAH MA ABOS 3ALA KOLO PLUS N ALREADY MSH EMBEZZLING HWA BY LAUNDER MONEY AL SHERKA ALREADY BT3TO • AL SO2AL HNA hat should the AML officer do to validate the client’s sources of funds