Anti-Money Laundering Courses
Bbae-learning offers a wide variety of e-learning courses on money laundering prevention that have been authored by industry professionals with many years practical experience.
Bbae-learning courses address the real issues and situations which confront staff tand as a result provide a truly practical training experience. What’s more, staff who complete the courses will understand the processes and procedures firms must follow to ensure FSA compliance. These courses provide more than just an opportunity to tick the learning box, they develop knowledge and skills that help reduce risk.
All of our money laundering prevention courses are fully up to date with the latest regulatory changes and are reviewed by David Swanney, the author of the Joint Money Laundering Steering Group's Money Laundering Guidance Notes, ensuring accuracy and completeness at all times.
Banking Code Courses
The BBA is the publisher of the Banking and Business Banking Codes, the codes of practice governing the way banks deal with their customers to which most UK retail financial institutions subscribe.
If your organisation is a subscriber to the banking codes its vitally important to ensure your customer facing staff are fully equipped with knowledge of the code provisions in order to ensure that compliance is maintained.
Bbae-learning’s banking code courses have been fully updated to reflect the newly revised 2008 Banking Codes, outlining the key provisions and why they must be followed. Both courses have been reviewed by Paul Ross, the BBA Policy Director responsible for Banking Code matters to ensure accuracy and completeness.
The Banking Code course ensures individuals have a better understanding of their responsibilities within their customer-facing activities.
Consumer Credit Act Course
The Consumer Credit Act course offers a highly practical introduction for financial services staff to the new Consumer Credit Act 2006. It is designed for all levels of staff involved in the sales or administration of CCA regulated credit or hire agreements.