CFCI Certified Financial Crimes Investigator Practice Test
Financial crimes certification covering money laundering, fraud, corruption, cybercrime investigation, and anti-money laundering compliance programs. Administered by Association of Certified Financial Crimes Specialists. Key domains include AML/BSA Compliance and Recordkeeping, Payments Fraud (Wire, ACH, Check, Cards, Crypto), Suspicious Activity Investigation and SAR/CTR Reporting and Customer Identification (CIP/CDD/EDD/Beneficial Ownership).
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A cash logistics company deposits large currency volumes for unrelated merchants. The bank's system aggregates all cash under the logistics company's account and ignores merchant-level detail. What is the key BSA concern?
A fraud ring uses email rules to hide bank alerts, changes the phone number, then sends ACH credits to mules. What should the investigator infer?
A wire lists a beneficiary company that is not on the SDN List, but corporate records show it is 60 percent owned by a blocked individual. What should the investigator recommend?
A shell company has layered ownership through two offshore entities, a nominee director, and no operating website. Which EDD evidence would be most useful?
A 24 percent owner, a 24 percent owner, and a CEO appear on a company's documents. Later records show the two owners are spouses who vote together through a holding company. What is the best investigative issue?
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