An AML reality check

There are many providers out there that digitally check your clients’ identity and data, and call it an AML compliance solution.
Don’t be lulled into a false sense of security. The vast majority of these only give you a fraction of the tools you need to pass an AML inspection.
These are the 5 things your AML provider should be offering to keep you fully compliant:
1. Training on all areas of AML
All employees who work with clients, handle client onboarding, transactions or record keeping need to fully understand AML as a whole, not just the product they’re using, including:
Ongoing refresher training needs to be annual (at least), to keep their knowledge current. You also need detailed records of all training completed, including assessment results.
2. AML documentation
The AML documents you create must be suitable to your firm. You must mould and flex any template structures used and keep them in an easily adjustable and distributable format along with a full audit trail of changes.
These documents must be tailored to the risks presented by the services you offer, markets you works in and clients you work with. Update all these documents annually or when the situation changes.
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3. Client Due Diligence (CDD)
This is where your ID checks come in. But that’s not all for CDD. You also need the tools to:
Your business must collect this information before starting work with a client. Even if it’s an existing client embarking on a new transaction with you.
4. Records of all your AML
Your records are your proof of AML compliance. You need to be able to create and store copies of:
If your supervisor or law enforcement come knocking, they’ll expect to see written evidence of all your AML activities.
5. Regular updates
All your AML needs to be kept up-to-date, so you’re aligned with current laws and best practices. Any provider should prompt you to regularly review and update:
The AMLCC platform provides your business with all the necessary tools to everything above, and more. Allowing it to stay up to date with its AML and comply with the regulations.
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