Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) for board of directors

Formation intra-entreprise

À qui s'adresse la formation?

Members of executive committee and board of banks, professionals of the financial sector, insurance companies, or management companies of a Luxembourg UCI.

Durée

2,00 heure(s)

Langues(s) de prestation

EN

Prochaine session

Objectifs

Not a day goes by when financial and non-financial media do not make reference to the intention of politicians, economists and law makers to strengthen the current measures against money laundering (AML) and terrorism financing. More and more sanctions are imposed for the non-respect of AML and terrorism financing duties by financial supervisory authorities and by judges.

An efficient participation in the fight against money laundering and terrorism financing implies a good knowledge of the existing laws and regulations but also of the permanent professional duties. Faced with increasing regulatory duties, the management and the employees are often overwhelmed and cannot meet said duties if they have not been clearly defined.

As part of this course, PwC Academy offers to highlight your company's requirements regarding this topic and to address in a comprehensive way the questions members of the board and executive committee are confronted with in the light of mandatory professional duties and the "progressive" evolution of AML regulations.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

  • understand the legal and regulatory requirements in the area of AML/CTF;
  • grasp the latest international, European, and Luxembourg legal and regulatory changes, including the latest CSSF and FIU circulars, regulations, and annual reports;
  • comprehend their responsibilities as expected by Luxembourg AML/CTF regulations.

The course will use a pragmatic approach to elaborate duties based on your organisation's activities and size.

Contenu

  • AML/CTF in its context - FATF, EU Luxembourg
  • Counter proliferation financing
  • Luxembourg’s regulatory AML/CTF response – an update
  • AML/CTF governance
    • Role of BoD, RR and RC
    • Role of IFM
    • Role of an investment fund
    • AML/CTF - key concepts and ground rules
  • AML and tax
  • AML/CTF hot topics
    • Risk appetite, risk assessment and risk based approach
    • AML on assets
    • AML/CTF distribution oversight
  • Transaction monitoring
  • Cooperation with authorities

Certificat, diplôme

An attendance certificate will be sent to participants

Informations supplémentaires

This training is coordinated by Cécile Moser and Michael Weis, Partners at PwC Luxembourg, and will be given by directors and managers who benefit from a strong professional experience in this area.

Cécile Moser is a partner specialising in Luxembourg’s financial sector, with a focus on Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Counter-Terrorist Financing (CTF) regulations, and Internal Control environments. She has led numerous AML/KYC remediation and regulatory projects, guiding clients through the entire KYC workflow to ensure compliance throughout the customer lifecycle. Cécile coordinates activities across business clusters, developing tailored KYC compliance approaches and advising on legal obligations to onboard and maintain multi-product, multi-jurisdictional clients efficiently. Experienced as a CSSF auditor, she supports regulatory audits, remediation plans, and compliance teams, providing expert advice on risk assessment, transaction monitoring, and regulatory preparation for banks, management companies, and investment funds.

Michael leads PwC’s Forensic Services practice and AML taskforce, overseeing investigations, remediation projects, and high-profile AML audits for banks and investment funds. He is the key contact for AML distribution due diligence in asset management and works closely with PwC’s global forensic network on international projects. As certified fraud examiner, Michael is recognized as an AML and forensic expert and actively contributes to industry working groups on fraud at the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) and the Institut Luxembourgeois des Administrateurs (ILA). He regularly conducts workshops and training on AML and fraud in Luxembourg and abroad.

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