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compliance  professionals  as  well
           as  for  operation  staff  of  banks,
           exchange    companies    and
           microfinance banks. The aim of the
           course   is   to   give  a  deep
           understanding  of  the  complexities
           surrounding   AML   and   CFT
           requirements,  while  acquainting
           the  delegates  with  the  latest  AML
           regulatory regime, tools to fulfil the
           international  obligations  and  best
           practices to identify the red flags of
           suspicious transactions
           NIBAF engaged a multitude of top
           resources in the area to cover the
           subject   from   all   relevant
           perspectives.   Accordingly,   Mr.
           Azzizuallah   Khattak-Additional
           Director-BSD,  Mr.  Gulzar  Khan-
           Joint  Director-BSD  (on  deputation
           with  NAB),  Mr.  Nadeem  Akhtar-
           Joint  Director-BSD  (on  Deputation
           with  NCTA),  Mr.  Rehan  Masood-
           Joint  Director-PSP&OD,  Mr.  Aamir
           Nadeem from Askari bank and Mr.
           Shahid  Iqbal  from  NIBAF  shared
           their expertise with the participants.
           Participants  of  the  training  were
           overwhelmed  by  the  influx  of
           knowledge  and  information  they
           received  from  a  team  of  highly
           qualified subject matter experts as
           mentioned above.  Her Excellency
           Ms.  Seema  Kamil,  graced  the
           launching  of  the  AML  Certificate
           program  by  attending  the  session
           on the Role of NACTA and LEA in
           combating Terrorist Financing. Ms.
           Lubn  a  Malik,  DG  Financial
           Monitoring   Unit   (FMU)   also
           attended  the  closing  ceremony  of
           the program and gave a brief talk
           on  the  role  of  FMU  in  AML/CFT
           framework of Pakistan.
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