Basic Training of Trainers (Belgrade, Serbia, 29-30 November 2012)
On 29-30 November 2012, MOLI
Serbia organised a two-day “Basic Training of Trainers” event for staff members of the Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering. The purpose of the training
was to provide project beneficiaries with necessary presentation skills, which they will apply regularly when transferring their knowledge on AML/CFT issues to junior colleagues and other government agencies responsible for preventing money laundering and terrorism financing in Serbia.
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2nd Training on Investigation and Prosecution of Money Laundering Offences and Seizure of the Proceeds of Crime
(Novi
Sad, Serbia, 19-20 November 2012)
MOLI Serbia Project was organising a two-day training on Investigation and Prosecution of Money Laundering Offences and Seizure of the Proceeds of Crime, which
took place in Novi Sad, on 19 and 20 November 2012. The training
was primarily aimed at representatives of the police, prosecutors and the judiciary. The guest expert from The Netherlands, Ms Nicole Voorhuis, Public Prosecutor from Amsterdam,
presented the role and practices of prosecutors in money laundering investigations and prosecutions and the seizure of the proceeds of crime. The guest expert from Belgium, Mr Geert Delure, Police Detective Commissioner of the National Federal Criminal Police,
made the presentation on reporting and investigation of money laundering offences, and the structure of the investigation of money laundering offences and the seizure of the proceeds of crime by the police.
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Workshop on AML/CFT Standards for Accountants and Auditors (Belgrade,
Serbia, 30 October 2012)
On 30 October 2012, MOLI Project in cooperation with APML organised a workshop on AML/CFT supervision for accountants and auditors. The objective of the workshop
was to assist designated non-financial businesses and persons in latest AML/CFT standards. CoE and APML experts presented international standards and legislation on AML/CFT in Serbia; threats and challenges and latest typologies, among other topics.
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Training Workshop on Regional Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Typologies
(Belgrade,
Serbia, 25 October 2012)MOLI Serbia Project, in cooperation with the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE),
organised the Training Workshop on Regional Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Typologies, which
took place on 25 October 2012, in Hotel Zira in Belgrade. The workshop
was also attended by the representatives of other countries in the region (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Montenegro and Slovenia) who presented typologies in their respective countries. The workshop
was also dedicated to new typologies and trends.
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National Money Laundering Risk Assessment Final Workshop (Belgrade,
Serbia, 23 and 24 October 2012)
MOLI Serbia Project
organised the National Money Laundering Risk Assessment Final Workshop, which
took place on 23 and 24 October 2012, in Hotel Hyatt Regency in Belgrade. The workshop
was organised by the Council of Europe (CoE) and the World Bank (WB), in cooperation with the Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering of the Republic of Serbia (APML). The workshop
was also attended by the representatives of other countries in the region (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Montenegro and Slovenia) as observers. The Final Workshop
was dedicated to discussion of the risk assessment results following the Initial Workshop and reviewing the risk based draft action plans. The participants also discussed the ways to further improve the quality of the NRA process and underlying information data and statistics for the next round of NRA.
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Fourth Steering Committee Meeting
(Belgrade,
Serbia, 4 September 2012)
The fourth Steering
Committee meeting of the
MOLI Serbia Project took
place in Belgrade on 4
September 2012. The
members of the Steering
Committee reviewed the
activities carried out
since January 2012 and
discussed the short-term
planning of activities
until the end of the
calendar year. Steering
Committee members also
approved the updated
version of the project
Workplan.
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Capacity building Workshop for the Administration for the Prevention of Money
Laundering (Srebrno jezero, Serbia, 31 August and 1 September 2012)
On 31 August and 1 September 2012, MOLI Serbia Project organised a Capacity-building Workshop for the Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering (APML). The objective of the workshop was to develop the curricula for a training course for new APML staff. Mr Simon Goddard, MOLI Serbia Project’s Consultant, made a presentation about the international standards applicable to AML/CFT, and the role and function of the Financial Intelligence Unit. Each department of the APML made a presentation of its major role and responsibilities.
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S. Goddard
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Communication Skills Training for APML staff members (Belgrade,
Serbia, 30 August 2012)
On 30 August 2012, MOLI Serbia Project organised the Communication Skills Training for the staff members of the APML, delivered by the Public Relations Agency, Mosaic B.C.A. The topics covered by the training included the importance of communication, verbal and non-verbal communication, appropriate ways to react, differences between media, how to communicate with journalists, how to prepare for a meeting with journalists, how to handle delicate questions and the overall importance of the public relations sector.
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Workshop on the Risk
Based Approach (RBA) in On-site
and Off-site Supervision (Belgrade,
Serbia, 9 and
10 July 2012
MOLI Serbia Project is
holding a Workshop on the Risk Based
Approach (RBA) in On-site and
Off-site Supervision, which will
take place on 9 and 10 July 2012
in Belgrade. The workshop is
primarily aimed at
representatives of the
Supervision Department of the
National Bank of Serbia, as well
as other supervisory bodies in
the anti-money laundering and
countering terrorist financing
system. On this occasion, the
guest expert of the national
bank of Italy, Mr
Antonio Marrone, will present
good practices in applying the Risk Approach in supervision.
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Workshop on the Risks of Money Laundering and Terrorism
Financing in NPO Sector
(Belgrade, Serbia, 14
June 2012)MOLI Serbia Project
organised the Workshop
on the Risks of Money
Laundering and Terrorism
Financing in NPO Sector,
which took place on 14
June 2012 in Belgrade.
The workshop was aimed
at participants from the
NGO sector in Serbia,
FIU, Ministry of
Interior, Serbian
security agencies and
other institutions that
have a role in
preventing money
laundering and terrorist
financing. Experts of
the Council of Europe,
Dr Shima Keene and Mr
Grahame Barker, took
part in the discussion
and highlight the
features and types of
NPOs that are at risk of
being misused for the
purposes of money
laundering and terrorist
financing.
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Study visit to the EUROPOL and
Belgian Federal Police (The
Hague, The Netherlands and Brussels,
Belgium, 2-6 April
2012)
MOLI Serbia Project organised a
five-day study visit to the
EUROPOL Headquarters in The
Hague, Netherlands, and the
Belgian Federal Police in
Brussels, Belgium, for the
analysts of the Serbian
Administration for the
Prevention of Money-laundering
and the Serbian Financial
Investigation Unit. During the
visit to these institutions
between 2 and 6 April 2012, the
Serbian delegation had an
opportunity to hear about
strategic and operational
analysis, and learn the
appropriate methodology on
writing strategic reports.
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Conference on Combating Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing in the Securities Market
(Aranđelovac, Serbia, 28-30
March 2012)MOLI
Serbia Project organised a
three-day Conference on
Combating Money Laundering and
Terrorism Financing in the
Securities Market, which took
place on 28, 29 and 30
March 2012 in Arandjelovac,
Serbia. More than seventy
representatives of custody
banks, broker-dealer companies
and investment funds were be
trained in AML/CFT compliance
regime in securities market and
discussed improving
effectiveness of the system. The
conference also contributed to
creation of a dedicated AML
committee and association
representing the compliance
professionals of the securities
market sector.
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Review
of
the Draft Law on Freezing of
Terrorist Assets (Ečka,
Serbia
23-24 February 2012)MOLI Serbia Project will
organize a two-day Workshop on the
Review of the Provisions of the
Draft Law on Restrictions on
Disposal of Property with the Aim of
Preventing Terrorism in Serbia,
which will take place on 23 and 24
February 2012 in Ečka, Serbia.
Together with Ms Lorna Harris, CoE
Expert, the nominated members of the
Legal Review Group will analyse and
review the compliance of the Draft
Law with EU and International
standards, identify any shortcomings
and provide recommendations as a
basis for amendments to the Draft
Law.
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3rd
Steering Committee meeting
(Belgrade, Serbia, 20 January
2012)The third Steering Committee meeting of MOLI Serbia Project took place in Belgrade on 20 January 2012. The members of the Steering Committee reviewed the activities carried out and discussed the short-term planning of activities. They also approved the Project's First Annual Progress Report covering the period November 2010-2011.
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Initial Workshop on National Risk Assessment
(Belgrade, Serbia, 18-20 January 2012)MOLI-Serbia
Project is organising an Initial Workshop on National
Risk Assessment in the Republic of Serbia, which will
take place from 18-20 January 2012, in Hotel Continental
in Belgrade. The initial workshop has been jointly
organized by the Council of Europe (CoE) and the World
Bank (WB) and in cooperation with the Administration for
the Prevention of Money Laundering of the Republic of
Serbia (APML). The Organization for Security and
Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) is facilitating the
participation of representatives from other countries of
the region (Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia,
FYR of Macedonia, Montenegro, and Slovenia) as
observers. The workshop is aiming to introduce the World
Bank’s National ML Risk Assessment Methodology and
Models, to start the assessment process and to identify
the needs for further information and data collection to
fully complete the NRA.
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