ACFE estimates that organisations lose 5% of revenue to fraud each year.
Financial Crime Prevention eLearning Compliance Suite
Practical compliance eLearning that helps employees recognise key risks, understand warning signs and respond appropriately in real workplace situations.
Explore a connected suite covering financial crime, ethical conduct and emerging compliance risks across the organisation.
Avail the whole suite for just $18 per user per year
Give your workforce access to the complete Financial Crime Prevention eLearning Compliance Suite through one simple annual option.
Explore Our eLearning Compliance Courses
Build employee awareness across financial crime, ethical conduct and emerging compliance risks with practical, role-relevant eLearning.
Anti-Money Laundering (AML)
Build awareness of money laundering risks, suspicious activity, customer due diligence, warning signs and appropriate escalation.
Explore MoreAnti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption (ABAC)
Help employees recognise bribery and corruption risks involving gifts, hospitality, conflicts, third parties and improper influence.
Explore MorePreventing Facilitation of Tax Evasion
Help employees recognise tax-evasion facilitation risks, suspicious conduct and situations requiring appropriate prevention or escalation.
Explore MoreInsider Trading
Build awareness around inside information, confidential information, improper disclosure and responsible handling of market-sensitive data.
Explore MoreTrade Compliance and Sanctions
Help employees understand sanctions, restricted parties, high-risk jurisdictions, export controls and cross-border transaction risks.
Failure to Prevent Fraud
Develop awareness of fraud risks, associated-person risk, warning signs, preventive actions and reporting responsibilities.
Explore MoreModern Slavery Awareness
Build employee awareness of modern slavery risks and potential concerns within business activities and supply-chain relationships.
Explore MoreResponsible Use of AI
Help employees understand responsible workplace use of AI and the importance of applying organisational controls when using AI tools.
Explore MoreWhat Is Financial Crime Prevention Training?
Financial Crime Prevention Training explained
Financial Crime Prevention Training helps employees recognise financial crime and compliance risks, understand relevant organisational controls and know when concerns should be prevented, escalated or reported.
Financial crime and compliance risks can arise through money laundering, bribery, corruption, sanctions, tax evasion, fraud, misuse of confidential information and other forms of misconduct.
Effective training connects these risks with situations employees may encounter in their roles, helping them understand warning signs and make informed decisions.
Why Financial Crime Prevention Matters Now
Employee awareness remains an important part of wider organisational controls designed to identify, prevent and respond to financial crime risks.
ACFE reported that 43% of occupational fraud cases examined were detected through tips.
INTERPOL reported that its I-GRIP mechanism had helped member countries intercept more than US$500 million in criminal proceeds since 2022.
Online Financial Crime Prevention Training for Employees
Financial crime risks can arise during customer onboarding, payments, third-party dealings, gifts, confidential information handling, cross-border transactions and routine business approvals.
SucceedLEARN’s online training uses practical scenarios, knowledge checks and assessments to help employees connect compliance expectations with decisions they may face in their work.
Understand Everyday Risk Situations
Connect compliance concepts with situations involving customers, payments, suppliers, intermediaries and sensitive information.
Recognise Red Flags and Warning Signs
Help employees identify unusual instructions, inconsistent information, suspicious behaviour and situations requiring additional care.
Escalate and Report Concerns Correctly
Reinforce internal procedures and help employees understand when to pause, seek advice or use an approved reporting route.
Who Should Take Financial Crime Prevention Training?
Training may be relevant to employees who encounter compliance risks through customers, payments, vendors, third parties, confidential information, technology or business decisions.
All employees and new joiners
Risks: General compliance risks, misconduct, unusual requests and responsible workplace use. Training: ABAC, fraud prevention, modern slavery and responsible AI.
Client-facing and onboarding teams
Risks: Customer identity, unusual activity and high-risk relationships. Training: Anti-Money Laundering.
Finance and operations teams
Risks: Payments, suspicious instructions, records and transaction anomalies. Training: AML, sanctions, tax evasion and fraud prevention.
Sales and business development
Risks: Gifts, hospitality, third parties, intermediaries and high-risk markets. Training: ABAC, sanctions and fraud prevention.
Procurement and vendor teams
Risks: Suppliers, associated persons, supply chains and unusual payment activity. Training: ABAC, tax evasion, fraud and modern slavery awareness.
Employees handling sensitive information
Risks: Inside information, confidential information and disclosure risks. Training: Insider Trading.
Employees using AI tools
Risks: Workplace AI use and application of organisational controls. Training: Responsible Use of AI.
Deliver Financial Crime Prevention Training Your Way
SucceedLEARN’s training can be delivered through a hosted learning platform or supplied as SCORM-compatible eLearning for an organisation’s existing LMS.
Hosted LMS or SCORM
Deliver courses through the hosted platform or through an existing compatible learning environment.
Assessments and Certificates
Use knowledge checks, assessments and completion certificates to support learning records.
Tracking and Reporting
Monitor assignments, completion activity and available learner records.
Policy Customisation
Discuss organisational terminology, internal policies, branding and reporting routes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Financial Crime Prevention?
Financial Crime Prevention is the process of identifying, preventing and responding to financial crime risks through effective policies, internal controls, due diligence and employee awareness.
What is Financial Crime Prevention Training?
Financial Crime Prevention Training equips employees to recognise financial crime risks, identify red flags, follow internal procedures and report concerns appropriately.
What is the difference between Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Financial Crime Prevention?
AML focuses on preventing money laundering and terrorist financing, while Financial Crime Prevention is broader and also covers bribery, corruption, sanctions, fraud, tax evasion, insider trading and market abuse.
Who should complete Financial Crime Prevention Training?
Employees in Compliance, Risk, Internal Audit, Finance, Operations, Procurement, Sales, customer-facing roles, Senior Management, and anyone handling customers, payments, third-party relationships or confidential information.
Can Financial Crime Prevention Training be customised?
Yes. SucceedLEARN’s courses can be customised to reflect your organisation’s policies, procedures, branding, reporting routes and industry-specific compliance requirements.
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