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Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (the 7th edition) Questions 151–155 (page: 32)

Updated On: 9-Feb-2026

An auction house dealing in fine art and antiques sells a well-known painting at a price of $12 million to an agent bidding for a group of local investors. The same painting sold ten years prior at auction for $5 million. The auction house receives payment for the painting via wire transfer from an account maintained in an offshore jurisdiction by the investor group. No beneficial ownership information is available for the account.

What are the two money laundering red flags? (Choose two.)

  1. The payment is received via wire transfer.
  2. An agent bids on the painting for a group of investors.
  3. The painting has more than doubled its value in ten years.
  4. Payment is received from an account in an offshore jurisdiction.
  5. Lack of beneficial ownership details for the originating account.

Answer(s): B,E



How can violations of anti-money laundering laws be a risk to individuals?

  1. Violations can result in civil and criminal fines and penalties against the individuals.
  2. Violations can result in additional legislation that the individuals have to comply with.
  3. Violations can result in enforcement actions that damage the reputation of the individual’s employer.
  4. Violations can result in additional and more stringent anti-money laundering training for individuals.

Answer(s): A



A director of a financial institution was convicted of laundering money as part of a Ponzi scheme and terminated. As a result of an internal investigation evidence proved that an employee assisted in the illegal activity.

Which action should the institution take?

  1. Discipline the employee with no further action
  2. Discipline the employee and inform local authorities
  3. Since the employee was not charged, no further action is required
  4. Require all employees to complete additional anti-money laundering training

Answer(s): B



The new compliance officer has reviewed the bank’s anti-money laundering training program. The program consists of online training for all new employees within 30 days of hire date and annual refresher training to all employees. In addition, there is specialized training for areas that deal with higher risk products and customers.

Over the last year, there have been no regulatory changes and no new products or services have been introduced. The compliance officer wants to propose to the board of directors that the annual refresher training is still current and can be delivered unchanged to all employees.

Which two critical pieces of information could be missed by taking this approach? (Choose two.)

  1. Any new trends, developments, or risks
  2. Results of the previous year’s risk assessment
  3. Changes to internal policies, procedures, and processes
  4. Links to enforcement actions identifying violations in other financial institutions

Answer(s): B,C



An institution receives a request for credit from a local company that has been a client for many years. The information provided by the company indicates that its assets have increased substantially with the addition of several new subsidiaries. Further research performed by the institution indicates the new subsidiaries are recently created shell companies.

Could this indicate potential money laundering?

  1. No, the company has been a client for many years.
  2. Yes, shell companies are typically created to manage tax liabilities.
  3. No, it is normal for a business to diversify by creating shell companies.
  4. Yes, the shell companies could have been created to hide beneficial ownership.

Answer(s): B



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