Anti-Money Laundering for the Insurance Industry

Overview

Following the September 11, 2001 attacks, the USA PATRIOT Act mandated that financial institutions implement anti-money laundering (AML) programs. This course reviews AML rules for insurance companies and producers, explores how life insurance products can be used in money laundering, and  specific measures insurance companies must take to detect and prevent money laundering, including Suspicious Activity Reports and producer responsibilities.

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Objectives

  • demonstrate an understanding of money laundering, including the three phases of the money laundering process
  • offer examples of how financial products can be used in a money laundering process
  • identify the specific types of products that are most likely to be used
  • describe the basics of the USA PATRIOT Act and FinCEN's final rules as they pertain to an insurance company's AML program
  • demonstrate an understanding of the producer's and the employee's personal responsibilities with respect to the company's AML policy

Designed For:

Life and health insurance producers and finance professionals


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Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.

Advanced Preparation: None