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AMLCFT TRANING CENTER

The platform AML/CFT TRAINING CENTER AND FINANCIAL FORENSIC SERVICES is dedicated to the fight against Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing in Europe and internationally. The platform centers its activities around strengthening legal and regulatory frameworks, training public and private actors, and providing technical support to ensure compliance with FATF and European Union standards. The company brings together top experts and offers tailored educational modules for financial professionals, judicial authorities, law enforcement, and civil society. Furthermore, it fosters cooperation among regulators and oversight bodies through conferences, workshops, and specialized seminars, while delivering personalized support grounded in the experience of leading European practitioners in the field.

 

​The administrator and lead trainer, Geert DELRUE, a Belgian criminologist and former police detective commissioner, brings exceptional expertise to the platform, built on over thirty-seven years in the Belgian federal criminal police. Specializing in investigations into international financial crime and fraud, he is recognized for authoring numerous reference manuals and books covering AML/CFT typologies, detection, and legislation. He provides advanced trainings and is a keynote speaker at major conferences, where he shares his knowledge with magistrates, law enforcement personnel, and financial sector professionals. His exemplary career and contributions to professional literature position him as a central figure in auditing, training, and detection of financial crime mechanisms.

He developed his own theory on detecting ML/FT which is called “Typology Based ApproachTM – TBATM”, which he considers as complementary to the “Risk Based Approach”, mentioned in the 40 FATF Recommendations. ​

 

Based on his unique experience he delivers innovative and effective solutions in the fight against financial crime, Money Laundering and Financing of terrorism.

📢 Decoding AML/CFT : Discover the power of the Typology-Based Approach (TBA)!

In the fight against Money Laundering, two strategies stand out: the Risk-Based Approach (RBA) and the Typology-Based Approach (TBA). Together, they form a dynamic duo that transforms your AML defenses from good to unbeatable

What’s the difference?

✍️ Risk-Based Approach (RBA): think of it as your perimeter defense-identifying risks in customers, transactions, or regions, and proactively allocating resources to stop threats before they escalate.
✍️ Typology-Based Approach (TBA): pioneered by AML/CFT expert Geert DELRUE, this approach zooms in on the how of money laundering. It analyzes real criminal tactics-like fake invoicing or cash-company fronts-and empowers you to spot and counter these schemes with laser focus

Why choose one when you can have both?

The RBA casts a wide net to prevent risks, while the TBA delivers targeted, actionable insights into actual laundering methods. Together, they create a layered, powerful AML strategy that safeguards your institution and the entire financial ecosystem

👨‍🎓 Author: Geert DELRUE, internationally renowned Money Laundering expert at AML/CFT TRAINING CENTER FINANCIAL FORENSIC SERVICES

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Domains of Expertise

Regions
Africa / Central And S. Africa, Africa / East Africa, Africa / North Africa, Africa / West Africa, Americas / Brazil, Americas / Canada, Americas / Central Am., Americas / South Latin Am., Americas / USA, Asia / Australia, Asia / North Asia, Asia / South Asia, Asia / South East Asia, Europe / Balkans / Med, Europe / Baltics, Europe / Central Europe, Europe / DACH, Europe / Nordics, Europe / Southern Europe, Europe / UK-I, Europe / Western Europe, Middle East / Israel, Middle East / KSA & UAE, Middle East / Levant
Services
Advisory, Audit & Assurance, Consulting, Training
Domains
CLM / KYC / CDD / EDD, Financial Investigation, Fraud, Payment Compliance, Regulatory Compliance, Risk (BSA/AML, Enterprise), Terrorism Financing, Transaction Monitoring, UBO
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