Course Summary
Financial crime does not usually appear as an obvious warning sign. It hides inside transaction patterns, weak controls, incomplete due diligence and delayed escalation.
This two-day course helps participants strengthen their practical understanding of Anti-Money Laundering, Counter Financing of Terrorism and Counter Proliferation Financing. It is designed for professionals who need more than a compliance checklist. They need to understand how financial crime works; how red flags appear and how to respond correctly.
The course uses case studies, scenario discussions and practical exercises to help participants apply KYC, CDD, Enhanced Due Diligence, Risk-Based Approach and Suspicious Transaction Reporting in real work situations. Participants leave with clearer judgment, stronger detection capability and a better understanding of their role in protecting the organisation from financial crime exposure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this course about?
This course is about AML, CFT, CPF, financial crime typologies, compliance implementation and risk management. Participants will learn how to interpret AMLA requirements, identify financial crime red flags, apply due diligence controls, assess risk and strengthen suspicious transaction reporting practices.
What are the learning outcomes?
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Differentiate between money laundering, terrorism financing and proliferation financing within the broader AML/CFT/CPF framework.
- Examine evolving financial crime methods and evaluate their potential impact on institutions and national economies.
- Interpret relevant global and Malaysian AML/CFT/CPF regulations, including targeted financial sanctions and restrictions involving prohibited relationships.
- Analyse Malaysia’s AMLA governance structure, the roles of regulatory authorities and the obligations placed on Reporting Institutions.
- Apply KYC, CDD, ECDD, KYB, eKYC, and eKYB requirements when assessing customers, Politically Exposed Persons, beneficial owners and higher-risk relationships.
- Apply a Risk-Based Approach to risk identification, profiling, assessment, mitigation, reporting, monitoring and review.
- Identify and investigate suspicious activity, establish reasonable grounds for suspicion and support the submission of Suspicious Transaction Reports.
- Evaluate real-world cases and present appropriate compliance responses and recommendations.
What are the course modules?
The course covers 7 practical modules:
- Applied AML/CFT/CPF Frameworks and Financial Crime Typologies
- Practical Application of AMLA and Targeted Financial Sanctions
- Malaysian AMLA Governance and Reporting Institution Obligations
- Customer and Business Due Diligence for Higher-Risk Relationships
- Operationalising the Risk-Based Approach
- Suspicious Transaction Detection, Investigation and Reporting
- Case Study Analysis and Presentations
Each module connects compliance requirements to practical financial crime prevention, including typologies, regulatory obligations, sanctions, due diligence, risk assessment, STR preparation and case-led analysis.
Who should attend this course?
This course is suitable for:
- Compliance Officers and Managers
- AML Analysts and Investigators
- Finance and Accounting Professionals
- Risk and Crisis Management Professionals
- Internal and External Auditors
- Legal and Regulatory Affairs Personnel
- Relationship Managers and Frontline Staff
- Senior Management and Directors
- Operations Managers
- Professionals from Reporting Institutions and regulated entities
- Teams involved in customer onboarding, due diligence, transaction monitoring or financial crime prevention
Who is the lead trainer?
Dr. Nizam Shah Allabasc
Governance, Risk Management & Compliance Trainer
The lead trainer is Dr. Nizam Shah Allabasc. Dr. Nizam has over 21 years of experience in the monetary industry, specialising in governance, risk management and compliance. He is a Chartered Accountant with the Malaysian Institute of Accountants and serves as an Adjunct Professor of Business Administration at the University of Geomatika Malaysia.
He holds a PhD in Operational Risk Management, an MBA and a Professional Certificate in Islamic FinTech. His professional credentials include ASEAN CPA, Fellow Member of the International Compliance Association, International Certified Black Belt and AML/CFT Certification for Compliance Officers from Money Services Business in Malaysia.
How long is this course?
This is a two day corporate training course.
What are the date and venue details?
- The public training for this course will be held on 17-18 November 2026 at the Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur.
- This course is also available for in house training.
How much is the course fee?
- For public training, the course fee is RM3,500 per participant. The fee includes applicable taxes and one night stay at the event hotel. A group fee of RM3,150 per participant is available for registrations of three participants and above.
- For in house training, fees are quoted based on the programme scope, number of participants, delivery format and customisation requirements.
Is this course HRD Corp claimable?
- For public training, this course is 100% HRD Corp claimable for eligible employers, subject to HRD Corp approval and the applicable claim process.
- For in house training, HRD Corp claimability depends on employer eligibility, course approval and submission requirements.
How do I learn more or register?
- To learn more, download the course brochure from the right panel.
- For public course registration, complete the registration form in the brochure and email it to registration@skill-lyft.com.
- For in house training enquiries, contact Skill-Lyft and our team will advise on programme scope, customisation, dates and the next steps.
- Last updated: September 2026