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Session 6

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A financial institution receives a regulatory finding that indicates gaps in its AML program. What should the institution do first?

a)

Inform the media about the gaps

b)

Escalate the findings to senior management and implement remedial measures

c)

Ignore the findings unless a formal investigation is initiated

d)

Temporarily shut down operations

2.

A customer deposits $25,000 in cash over three days and sends $30,000 in wire transfers within a week. What should the institution investigate?

a)

The source of cash deposits

b)

The beneficiary of the wire transfers

c)

Both A and B

d)

Neither, as these are typical transactions

3.

An employee reports suspicious activity involving potential fraud using the company hotline. What is the correct procedure?

a)

File a Suspicious Transaction Report (STR) immediately

b)

Retaliate against the employee for making the report

c)

Investigate the report through compliance and legal departments

d)

Ignore the report

4.

A financial institution sees a negative news report about a customer linked to illicit activities. What should the compliance analyst do?

a)

File an STR immediately

b)

Research additional authoritative sources to validate the claim

c)

Close the customer’s account without further investigation

d)

Ignore the report unless contacted by law enforcement

5.

What should a financial institution do upon receiving a government subpoena?

a)

Notify the customer being investigated

b)

Comply with the subpoena after review by senior management or counsel

c)

Refuse to comply unless formally threatened with penalties

d)

Publicly disclose the details of the subpoena

6.

During a search warrant execution, what is the financial institution’s responsibility?

a)

Prevent law enforcement from accessing records

b)

Request a copy of the warrant and monitor the inventory of items seized

c)

Provide law enforcement access to all records, including attorney-client documents

d)

Allow agents unrestricted access without verifying the warrant

7.

What factors should be considered when deciding to file an STR?

a)

The regulatory timeline and aggravating factors of the case

b)

The personal reputation of the customer

c)

Only the internal policy requirements

d)

The tax implications for the customer

8.

What is the primary purpose of a Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty (MLAT)?

a)

To freeze a customer’s assets internationally

b)

To facilitate cross-border law enforcement cooperation in criminal cases

c)

To protect banking secrecy

d)

To create bilateral trade agreements

9.

When deciding to close an account after an investigation, what should be considered?

a)

The legal basis and seriousness of the underlying conduct

b)

The profitability of the account

c)

Whether the customer is politically exposed

d)

The customer’s complaint about service quality

10.

What triggers a law enforcement investigation into money laundering?

a)

STRs, tips from sources, and evidence from other cases

b)

Random audits by regulators

c)

Anonymous complaints from competitors

d)

Media reports without verification

11.

A financial institution receives a court order to freeze a customer’s account. What should the institution do?

a)

Freeze the account and notify the customer immediately

b)

Request a copy of the affidavit supporting the freeze order and comply with the order

c)

Refuse to freeze the account without reviewing the customer’s history

d)

Transfer the funds to a separate account to avoid suspicion

12.

A compliance team is reviewing STR filings for quality assurance. What is the primary purpose of this review?

a)

Ensure STRs are consistent, accurate, and escalate high-priority matters

b)

Reduce the number of STRs filed to avoid regulatory scrutiny

c)

Determine whether the STR filing fees are justified

d)

Identify customers for account closures

13.

During an investigation, a financial institution reviews account statements, loan records, and login activity. What is the primary goal of this step?

a)

Find evidence to file a civil lawsuit

b)

Identify patterns or anomalies related to suspicious activity

c)

Verify the customer’s compliance with tax regulations

d)

Prove the innocence of the customer

14.

A financial institution is asked to assist in a cross-border investigation into suspected money laundering. What is the most effective way to proceed?

a)

Request the foreign agency to use Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLATs)

b)

Ignore the request unless accompanied by a court order

c)

Share all customer data without considering legal constraints

d)

Require the foreign agency to file a STR

15.

According to FATF Recommendation 39, what must countries ensure about extradition?

a)

Only nationals of other countries can be extradited

b)

Extradition requests are executed promptly and efficiently

c)

Extradition is delayed until evidence is reviewed by the requesting country

d)

Only high-value crimes are subject to extradition

16.

A negative media report links a customer to terrorist financing activities. What is the institution’s next step?

a)

File an STR based solely on the media report

b)

Conduct further investigation to verify the claims

c)

Close the account without notifying the customer

d)

Wait for a regulatory directive before acting

17.

How do MOUs between FIUs facilitate investigations?

a)

By formalizing agreements for rapid and informal exchange of information

b)

By creating a legal obligation to file STRs jointly

c)

By sharing evidence exclusively for domestic investigations

d)

By restricting information sharing to protect banking secrecy

18.

Why is it important for a financial institution to request a copy of the affidavit supporting a search warrant?

a)

To determine the scope and purpose of the investigation

b)

To avoid compliance with the warrant

c)

To publicly disclose the customer’s activities

d)

To protect the institution from legal liability

19.

Which factor would a prosecutor consider before charging a financial institution with AML-related violations?

a)

The institution’s efforts to cooperate and remediate issues

b)

The institution’s customer satisfaction scores

c)

The financial losses incurred by customers

d)

The size of the institution

20.

What should a financial institution prioritize when filing STRs?

a)

Filing within the regulatory timelines

b)

Obtaining customer consent before filing

c)

Minimizing the number of STRs filed

d)

Disclosing the STR filing to customers

21.

A bank employee observes a customer frequently making deposits just below the reporting threshold. What should the employee do?

a)

Complete an internal referral form for further investigation

b)

File an STR directly

c)

Inform the customer of their suspicions

d)

Ignore the activity unless flagged by monitoring software

22.

A financial institution failed to identify serious AML gaps, leading to regulatory action. What should be the immediate step?

a)

Escalate the findings to senior management and conduct remedial actions

b)

Ignore the gaps unless customers complain

c)

File an STR without further investigation

d)

Terminate the employees responsible

23.

What is an important consideration when communicating with law enforcement about an STR?

a)

Never share the customer’s identity

b)

Provide requested information promptly and maintain a record of disclosures

c)

Delay responses until the investigation is complete

d)

Refuse cooperation without a subpoena