Compliance & Financial Crime
The cost of a compliance failure is measured in licences, not fines. These programmes cover AML and sanctions, KYC, fraud and conduct — built around the questions regulators and correspondent banks actually ask.
24 programmes
Request the 2027 training calendar →Run any of these in-house →
Need it done, not just learnt?
Financial Crime & FATF Readiness Advisory →Background reading
Frequently asked
Which compliance and financial crime programme should we start with?
For AML/CFT and compliance teams, start with AML & CTF Business Case Study, which covers customer due diligence, sanctions monitoring and the MLRO role through a single case. MLROs and teams preparing for an assessment should choose FATF Mutual Evaluation Readiness: Effectiveness in Practice; compliance, product and retail teams, Consumer Protection & Conduct Risk. For all-staff awareness, the Annual AML, Sanctions & KYC Refresher runs in-house.
What does compliance and financial crime training cover, and who is it for?
It covers anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing, sanctions, KYC and customer due diligence, fraud, conduct and consumer protection, built around the questions regulators and correspondent banks ask. It is for MLROs, compliance officers, financial crime, fraud and internal audit teams, risk managers and front-line staff. Programmes are practitioner-led, delivered in English and French, in the classroom, live virtual or in-house, with a BIZENIUS Certificate of Achievement.
Can you run annual AML training for all our staff?
Yes. The Annual AML, Sanctions & KYC Refresher runs in-house only, for one institution, as a custom programme scoped on request, in English or French. It teaches AML, sanctions screening and KYC red flags through role-based examples for front, middle and back office, so every colleague knows what to spot and how to escalate it. The FATF Recommendations expect financial institutions to run an ongoing employee training programme.
Not sure which programme fits?
Tell us the capability gap — a course advisor replies within one business day with a recommendation, not a brochure blast.