Most national money laundering regulations require that the financial institutions' anti-money laundering (AML) programs be examined by an independent source to assure that they are performing as required by regulations and as the institution envisioned when they were created. The independent inspection process can shed much light on fulfilling regulatory and internal requirements. Institutions must be able to promptly rectify AML control deficiencies and to document the steps it has taken. By doing so, it can go a long way toward preventing many serious problems from regulators and prosecutors. Experts will show you the key elements of a good independent audit of the classic four-pronged AML program and offer tips and tools you can use to identify problems before the examiners do.

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