It was over one decade ago that the first cryptocurrency Bitcoin was invented. Since then, many things have changed, new cryptocurrencies were invented and eventually they became part of the products and services offered by large organizations. Large multinational corporations such as Goldman Sachs, Fidor Bank, Banco Masventas, Microsoft, AT&T, and Overstock, among others, have already integrated cryptocurrency-related products and services in their portfolios - and this is only just the beginning.The adoption of the blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies creates new challenges for organizations especially from a financial crime, compliance, and risk perspective.Professionals that are working in compliance, financial crime prevention, and risk management need to be aware of the many-faceted blockchain and cryptocurrency risk environment.But what is blockchain technology, what are cryptocurrencies, and how do they relate to financial crime and compliance? What are the important legal and regulatory aspects one needs to be aware of?More importantly, how do money laundering and terrorist financing using cryptocurrencies work and what compliance tools and methods can help organizations to protect themselves against the potential risks from engaging in blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies.
It was over one decade ago that the first cryptocurrency Bitcoin was invented. Since then, many things have changed, new cryptocurrencies were invented and eventually they became part of the products and services offered by large organizations. Large multinational corporations such as Goldman Sachs, Fidor Bank, Banco Masventas, Microsoft, AT&T, and Overstock, among others, have already integrated cryptocurrency-related products and services in their portfolios - and this is only just the beginning.The adoption of the blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies creates new challenges for organizations especially from a financial crime, compliance, and risk perspective.Professionals that are working in compliance, financial crime prevention, and risk management need to be aware of the many-faceted blockchain and cryptocurrency risk environment.But what is blockchain technology, what are cryptocurrencies, and how do they relate to financial crime and compliance? What are the important legal and regulatory aspects one needs to be aware of?More importantly, how do money laundering and terrorist financing using cryptocurrencies work and what compliance tools and methods can help organizations to protect themselves against the potential risks from engaging in blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies.
This online course is your Cryptocurrency Financial Crime Compliance Bootcamp. In this course you will learn all the basics and fundamentals about blockchain technology, cryptocurrencies, and how they related to financial crime and compliance.
Certificate of Completion:
Completing this course shows your dedication to fight financial crime and protect your organization against the potential risks from engaging in blockchain technologies and cryptocurrencies. Why not show that you have acquired specialized knowledge in the field of cryptocurrency financial crime prevention and compliance? This courses comes with a Certificate of Completion that you can use to show your newly acquired skills and improved professional value through a better understanding of cryptocurrency financial crime prevention and compliance.
Additional Value:
Throughout this course you can test your newly acquired knowledge with quiz questions. You will also find a great deal of additional resources as part of this course, including cheat sheets, checklists, questionnaires, tables, and more.
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