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Wwft

The Wwft (Anti-Money Laundering and Anti-Terrorist Financing Act) aims to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism. As a financial professional, you are required to conduct client due diligence and report any suspicious transactions. But how do you recognize these? In this Wwft course, we teach you everything you need to know. 

Practical Application of the Wwft 
The tightened-up Wwft has come into effect. The stricter rules mainly concern client due diligence and the public disclosure of the UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) register. Failing to report suspicions when required can have serious consequences—but reporting unnecessarily can too! This creates significant dilemmas. In this training, you’ll receive practical guidance to help you act in accordance to the Wwft. 

The Wwft is aimed at combating money laundering and the financing of terrorism. But how do you recognize these practices? In this Wwft training, we’ll teach you everything you need to know.

Get up to date with the latest Wwft regulations
Learn all about identifying unusual transactions
How do you recognize money laundering activities?

This Wwft training is highly relevant for policymakers, sales representatives, brokers, intermediaries, real estate agents, valuers, operators, financial institutions, and independent professionals such as notaries, administrative offices, and lawyers.

Additional requirements apply to:
• Accountants
• Compliance officers
• Banks
• Currency exchange offices and trust offices
• Controllers
• CFOs
• Financial Managers
The Wwft training covers the following topics:

Part 1: Wwft
• International regulations
• Framework money laundering, sanctions legislation, and anti-corruption laws
• Legal framework Wwft
• What is money laundering and how is it done?
• Institutions subject to reporting obligation
• Exemptions under Wwft
• Client due diligence and reporting unusual transactions
• Unusual transactions
• Reporting obligation
• Wwft guidelines
• Supervisory regime
• FATF / US Patriot Act
• Sanctions
• International payments and transactions

Part 2: Client Due Diligence in Practice
• From customer identification to client acceptance
• Asking the right questions
• Setting up and executing customer identification processes
• Sources – business intelligence
• Client due diligence and documenting information
• FIU
• How to submit a report to the FIU
• What the UBO Register looks like
• PEPs (Politically Exposed Persons) under the Wwft

Don’t get caught off guard — make sure you’re well prepared. Contact us now for a Wwft training!
The Wwft training answers the following questions:

• For whom am I required to conduct client due diligence?
• When is simplified due diligence sufficient?
• What steps must I follow during identification process?
• Which clients require extra attention?
• What qualifies as an unusual transaction?
• What does the UBO Register look like?
• How do I recognize money laundering practices?
• Where and how do I report suspicious activity?
• How do I process a FIU notification?
• What is a PEP and how handle one?

Our promise to you
Interactive theory sessions are alternated with group assignments and real-life case studies. After this training, you’ll be equipped to deal with the dilemmas in identifying and verifying clients. You’ll know exactly what to do in any situation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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The trainers at 3Masters work within the field of the training. They are specialists who engage with the training content daily. At 3Masters, we believe it is important that trainers have extensive experience and are enthusiastic about sharing their knowledge with participants.

Together with our trainers, we aim for an optimal trainer-to-participant ratio. Therefore, we work with training groups of approximately 12 participants, ensuring a good balance between experience, knowledge, and skills.

The training sessions can be organized both in-company and virtually. Together with the client, we determine what works best for the participants. Everything is possible, and our trainers are flexible.

The timing of the training will be determined in consultation with the client. Morning, afternoon, and evening sessions are all possible.

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