Our team is made up of specialised skilled professionals who are well experienced in creating and delivering training programmes for financial
services firms just like yours.
This is most beneficial to your organisation as it means you will concentrate on running your business whilst we ensure your staff have the necessary skills and knowledge to perform their roles correctly and effectively.
Training- Inseparable part of compliance! Our range of training programs have three types of training courses
These include a requirement to provide regular ongoing training to staff in Anti-Money Laundering, Terrorist Fanancing and related data protection matters, and to keep a written record of the training provided.
Failure to meet any of the relevant requirements is a criminal offence – both for firms and for responsible managers.
The Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017 specifically require to give regular training to all relevant staff.
With top-quality compliance training, ABM Digital Training provides AML & CFT Training. Certified and highly professional instructors deliver all training courses.
The course will provide an overview and understanding of the FCA and Consumer Credit Act (CCA) regime and will explain how it differs from regulation under the OFT.
An approved person is someone who is approved to perform a 'Controlled Function' for an authorised firm or an appointed representative firm. To be approved to perform a Controlled Function, you must satisfy FCA that you can meet, and maintain, the criteria for approval (the fit and proper test (FIT)) and then perform that Controlled Function in line with a set of standards (the Statements of Principle and Code of Practice for Approved Persons (APER))
The Controlled Functions are those roles for a FCA regulated business that have a particular regulatory significance. An example is being a director of a regulated firm or overseeing the firm's systems and controls and being responsible for compliance with the FCA's rules.
There are different Controlled Functions relevant to different businesses, depending on the particular regulated activities they carry on. So no firm will need to perform all the functions.