ACAMS CAMS7 Exam Practice Questions (P. 2)
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Question #6
The chief compliance officer (CCO) at a bank approved offering trade finance services to a company which is established within a country with a weak democratic system routinely reviews news on upcoming targeted economic sanction regulations in the EU, a major import partner for the country's production of crude oil.
Which of the following pieces of news would be of greatest concern?
Which of the following pieces of news would be of greatest concern?
- AThe European Commission and the High Representative issue a joint proposal for an import ban on refined oil products.
- BThe European Commission and the High Representative issue a joint proposal for an import ban on oil extraction equipment
- CThe Council of the European Union adopts a new export control regime for electronic equipment
- DThe Council of the European Union adopts a new import restriction regime for goods coming from countries that do not respect human rights
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Question #7
Which services provided by an accounting firm could be considered as higher risk from a financial crime perspective? (Choose three.)
- AForming a trust on behalf of a customer with a complex setup and acting as a nominee director
- BAuditing a firm that provides payroll software to large corporate customers
- CPreparing financial statements for a listed or a privately owned firm
- DProviding tax advice to an international customer hoping to move their assets out of their home country
- EAssisting an offshore corporation from a jurisdiction with no available beneficial owner information to buy property in the UK
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Question #8
Common risks associated with cryptocurrency and convertible virtual currencies include: (Choose three.)
- Afunds being stolen from other users.
- Bobscuring the source of illicit funds.
- Clayering transactions to hide the origin of funds derived from illicit activity.
- Ddifficulty converting into physical currency.
- Efacilitating payment for other illicit activities and goods.
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Question #9
An organization is developing a comprehensive anti-money laundering (AML) framework.
Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between AML policies and procedures?
Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between AML policies and procedures?
- APolicies are broad guidelines. Procedures are detailed instructions for specific processes. Only procedures are mandatory for knowledge and adherence.
- BPolicies define the principles of an organization and influence the drafting of procedures. Procedures are detailed instructions for specific processes.
- CPolicies are detailed instructions for specific processes. Procedures are an overarching framework. Neither policies nor procedures are mandatory for knowledge and adherence.
- DPolicies are detailed instructions for specific processes. Procedures are an overarching framework. Both policies and procedures are mandatory for knowledge and adherence.
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Question #10
A multinational corporation is considering expanding into a new market with a history of political instability and corruption.
Which strategy would be most effective in mitigating reputational risk from a financial crime perspective associated with such an expansion?
Which strategy would be most effective in mitigating reputational risk from a financial crime perspective associated with such an expansion?
- AEnsure the jurisdiction risks and other relevant factors have been taken into consideration in the EWRA and the residual risks are within the corporation's risk appetite
- BPartnering with established local businesses to leverage their knowledge and connections while sharing risks
- CEnsuring the company has strong ties with local government officials to influence policy and avoid negative scrutiny
- DCommitting to open communication, ethical practices, and community engagement to build trust with stakeholders
- EMinimizing the company's direct presence in the country to reduce exposure to potential risks
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