Question 66

Bank A is located in Country A. A wire transfer from Bank B located in Country B is processes by Bank A, where the funds are being moved to a customer at Bank C located in Country C. The wire transfer is deemed suspicious by Bank A.
Who should Bank A file a suspicious transaction report on?
  • Question 67

    In reviewing recent activity, a compliance officer for a money transmitter that several customers are each remitting the same amount of money but much more frequently.
    How should the institution respond?
  • Question 68

    A new business opened an account at a bank. After a month of activity, the account is referred to AML Investigations for potential human trafficking activity.
    Which red flags most likely triggered the referral?(Select Two.)
  • Question 69

    The anti-money laundering compliance officer for a small money transmitter has several agent locations in the same geographic area in the United States. The customers are immigrants from Country A and the majority of the funds are remitted to Country A.
    In a meeting with one of the agents, it is recently discovered that two new customers have been coming in three times a week and sending funds to the same recipient in Country B. Each cash transaction always totals exactly $8,000.
    What should alert the agent to possible money laundering activity by the two customers?
  • Question 70

    A bank maintains a number of United States (U.S.) dollar correspondent accounts for foreign financial institutions. Upon a routine review of a U.S. dollar correspondent account owned by Foreign Bank A, a number of transactions appear to have been originated by Foreign Bank B outside the expected activity for this account. These transactions appear suspicious and a suspicious transaction report was filed by the compliance officer.
    Which step should the compliance officer take?