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Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (the 6th edition) Questions and Answers

Question 9

Which piece of information identified by customer screening would be the most likely reason to trigger consideration of exiting a business relationship with a customer because of financial crime concerns?

Options:

A.

The customer is a shareholder of a corporation declared bankrupt.

B.

The customer is linked to an organized crime group.

C.

The customer is a politically exposed person (PEP).

D.

The customer allegedly violated a construction permit limit.

Question 10

A financial institution (FI) is fined for failure to implement an effective AML program. Which consequences could the regulator impose on the bank's Chief AML Officer? (Select Three.)

Options:

A.

Loss of professional accounting and legal designations

B.

Civil and criminal prosecution, fines, and imprisonment

C.

Ban from employment in the financial services industry

D.

Recommend termination of employment from the FI

E.

Add to the Office of Foreign Assets Control Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List

F.

Prohibition from dealing with goods on the Wassenaar List

Question 11

Money laundering has social and economic impacts, especially within developing countries. A high volume of money laundering in a country may: (Select Two.)

Options:

A.

Reduce confidence in the country's financial sector.

B.

Dissuade government tax incentive programs.

C.

Lower the employment rate.

D.

Dissuade foreign investment.

E.

Reduce volatility in exchange and interest rates.

Question 12

A bank inthe Netherlandshas been requested to share information about aseries of transactions and related customerswith abank in Italy. Both banks are subject toEuropean Union jurisdiction.

Which factor is the most important to consider before the Dutch bank shares the requested information with the Italian bank?

Options:

A.

The Dutch bank’slegal obligations to protect customer privacyandbank secrecyprohibit it from sharing any such information.

B.

The Dutch bank should require aproduction orderfrom the Italian bank and receive approval from itslegal departmentbefore sharing the requested information.

C.

The need tofight financial crime outweighsthe EU’sdata protection and privacy regulations.

D.

The Dutch bank shouldlimit any information sharingto what isnecessary, reasonable, and proportionate, in line with applicable laws and regulations.

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