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.)
Civil and Criminal Prosecution, Fines, and Imprisonment: The Chief AML Officer may face legal action, including both civil and criminal proceedings. This could result in fines and even imprisonment if found guilty of negligence or misconduct related to anti-money laundering compliance.
Ban from Employment: Regulators have the authority to ban individuals from working in the financial services industry if they are deemed unfit due to AML-related failures. Such a ban can significantly impact the individual's career prospects.
Recommend Termination of Employment: While the regulator cannot directly terminate employment, they can recommend that the financial institution (FI) take appropriate action, including termination, based on the Chief AML Officer's performance.
Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (the 6th edition) resources.
ACAMS AML Glossary (definitions of terms related to AML).1
ACAMS AML Foundations Certificate (overview of AML concepts and responsibilities).2
ComplyAdvantage: 6th Money Laundering Directive (6AMLD) (details on AML regulations and penalties).3
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