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Course: Trade-based financial crime – Essentials

About the online training programme

Trade-Based Financial Crime (TBFC) is a crucial area of financial crime that leverages trade transactions to facilitate illicit activities such as money laundering, terrorist financing, and sanctions evasion. As global trade continues to expand, so too do the opportunities for criminals to exploit financial systems through fraudulent trade practices. Understanding TBFC is essential for professionals in banking, finance, compliance, and law enforcement.

Course Contents

This course covers the following video lessons:

  1. Introduction
  2. Documentary credit & TBFC risks
  3. Bills of collection & risk mitigation
  4. Guarantees & standby letters of credit
  5. Open acounts & trade-based financial crime
  6. Financial institution trade loans & TBFC risks
  7. Best practices for detecting & preventing TBFC

This course also includes examination and certification.

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It is very informative and well described. The subtitles help.

Mohammed Abi Afthab Olikathodi
Analyst Energy Data & Scenarios at Eurelectric

The in-company training services were very satisfying, amongst others, as they served the purpose of learning by debate and through exchange of thoughts.

Pieter Schuurs
Intercontinental Exchange | ICE Endex

What I like about the course is the information provided and the way it is provided. I find that the length of the videos is right, as it is not too long to watch. Also, thanks to that, when a video is not very clear to me, I watch it again, since I know that they are of short duration. Excellent material.

Ivan Fernando Jara Villalon
Commercial Analyst at Uniper