GTB CCP Assessment M2 GTB CCP TEST. Module 2 Number of Questions: 10 Time Allowed: 15 minutes. You are allowed only one (1) attempt. Name Email Organisation The evil or consequences of money laundering and/or terrorist financing and/or financing of proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) are far-reaching and can disrupt and dislocate social, security, political, and economic activities and they include the following except; Increased Crime and Corruption Staff insubordination Undermines the Legitimate Private Sector Weakening Financial Institutions Termination of correspondent banking facilities None Risk can be defined as the likelihood or probability or threat of damage, injury, liability, loss, or any other negative occurrence that is caused by internal or external vulnerabilities with uncertain impact, and that may be avoided though preemptive action. Meanwhile, risk appetite is the willingness to take risk. This is the amount of risk that the FI or DNFBP is willing to seek or accept in the pursuit of its long term objectives. This is how much risk you can take and you are still comfortable. The risk appetite of an institution is set and approved by; The board Executive Management Top Management Senior Management The Employees None As a result of the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001 in United States of America (USA), some guidelines came into prominence globally which culminated into the subsequent enactment of; US Terrorist Finance Act USA PATRIOT Act US PATRIOT Decree US PATRIOT Guidelines US PATRIOT and Prevention Act None With the increasing risk of money laundering faced by financial institutions around the world, regulators are focusing on the controls and procedures banks have put in place to prevent money laundering and actively assist law enforcement authorities in detection and investigation. The following are the controls except one; Preventive Detective Operative Corrective Directive None The term Anti-Money Laundering (AML) is a term mainly used to describe the regulatory measures and controls that require financial institutions and other regulated entities to prevent or report money laundering activities. They include except; Growing income from shell organizations to expand profits for the benefit of stakeholders Putting in place an AML Policy Appointment of compliance officer(s) Ensuring no account is opened for anonymous customer, monitoring and regulatory reporting, Identification and conduct proper due diligence on customers None There are differences between Terrorist Financing and money laundering. Terrorist financing has the following attributes except; The motivation is ideological and the conduit favours cash couriers or informal financial systems such as Hawala and currency exchange firms. Source of funding is Internally from self-funding cells (generally centered on criminal activity) Detection of suspicious transactions is in terms of Suspicious relationships, such as wire transfers between seemingly unrelated parties, which lead to transactional links. In terms of financial activity, no workable financial profile of operational terrorists exists, according to U.S. 9/11 Commission The terrorist can benefit from the terrorist finance raised for the terror activities by utilizing the funds before the terror act is carried out. None Vulnerability refers to the weaknesses in the internal control processes that may likely be exploited by the threats. The weaknesses include except; Insufficient customer-base Improper implementation of KYC/CDD Poor Record keeping Late rendition of mandatory reporting Inaccurate Sanctions Screening None Money laundering (ML) can be defined as flows; Money laundering is the process through which you subject your funds to thorough cleaning and cleansing using any method of your choice in relation to financial engineering and laundry in order to have money that is clean. Money Laundering is the conversion or transfer of property (i.e. money, goods, commodities, etc.) knowing that such property is derived from a serious criminal offence, for the purpose of concealing or disguising its illicit origin of the property or of assisting any person who is involved in the commission of the crime to evade the legal consequences of his actions, and the concealment or disguising of the true nature, source, location, disposition, movement, rights with respects to, or ownership of property, knowing that it is derived from a criminal offence. from a criminal offence. Money laundering is the process by which criminals do not attempt to hide or do not disguise the true origin and ownership of the proceeds of their criminal activities and they do not convert or transfer but spend it openly to prove they are courageous and it does not matter whatever source even though illegitimate so long as you are in possession of the money. Money laundering is the process through which rich people relate with banks to obtain clean and crispy paper money to replace their dirty paper money or notes because many rich people do not like to touch or spend filthy money. This is the process through which the cash management unit of financial institutions make arrange with central bank and dry cleaning/laundry service providers to ensure all mutilated and dirty money are thoroughly laundered and replaced to ensure they are clean before they are pushed into circulation or used to pay customers for withdrawals because the government has advised that dirty money should not be allowed to remain in circulation. None The techniques and methods used in money laundering and terrorist financing are similar to an extent. However, there are crucial differences. Money Laundering has the following features except; Usually, there is no workable financial profile within their operational activities. The motivation is to make money or profit Funding is from internal sources within criminal organizations The money launderer prefers the financial system as their conduit or means of fund transmission Large amounts in transactions are often structured to avoid reporting requirements. None The financing of proliferation of WMD is the use of money to facilitate the movement, use and proliferation of WMD across the world. There is the likelihood of interconnection between proliferation and terrorist activities because of the following except; Financing of proliferation can aid terrorism globally There is also a concern in relation to Dual Use Goods These categories of goods and technologies can also be used for the development of WMD, terrorist activities and human rights violations. Proliferation financing can assist in bringing socio-economic from developed to developing countries These so called ‘dual use’ are subject of European Union (EU) control and other international jurisdictions hence its movement under trade services should be kept under close watch. None 1 out of 10 Time's upTime is Up! Ronalds Esealuka2022-03-15T13:46:23+01:00 FacebookXLinkedInPinterest