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Courses, guides and briefings on financial crime, sanctions and risk — buy and certify, or read for free. Practitioner-authored, Kenya- and Africa-anchored, and built to be used at work.

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Self-paced for individuals; managed cohorts for institutions. Pay by M-Pesa or card; certificate on passing.

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AML/CFT/CPF Essentials for Financial Institutions

"Spot and escalate financial crime — money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation financing — in everyday banking."
Format: ~75–90 min · self-paced · certificate on passing · for frontline, operations and junior compliance staff
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Team training

Training built for your team

Tell us the roles, the sector and what staff must be able to do. We scope a course from our financial crime and enterprise risk training library and run it as a managed cohort with completion reporting.
Guides & articles

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Short practitioner briefings, grouped by subject.

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Financial crime

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Beneficial ownership in practice

Find the natural person, verify from a reliable source, and keep it current.
Guide

Writing an STR that stands up

Two days, a clear grounds-for-suspicion narrative and a file that proves both.
Guide

An independent AML audit that tests outcomes

Audit what the controls produced, not whether they exist.
Guide

Institutional risk assessment that drives decisions

Judge the assessment by the decisions it changed: reduce, accept within a limit, or exit.
Guide

Sanctions screening you can prove

Few matches is a question, not assurance. Prove completeness against the 24-hour clock.
Guide

Customer risk ratings that hold up

Some factors decide the rating on their own. Don't let an average dilute them.
Guide

Preparing for a CBK AML inspection

What examiners ask for, the evidence that answers them, and what to do when the notice comes today.

Enterprise risk

Guide

A KRI dashboard a board will read

Fewer, sharper indicators — and commentary that drives a decision.
Guide

Risk appetite that means something

Appetite means something only when a breach changes a decision.
Guide

Third-party risk: test the exit

An exit you have never tested is a clause, not a plan.
Guide

RCSA people actually use

Rate controls on evidence of how they performed, not on what the procedure says.

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