Tradekins and Temasek Polytechnic launch new AML training initiative in Singapore

The new training programme is designed to address the growing complexities of financial crime.

Tradekins and Temasek Polytechnic (TP) have announced the launch of a new Anti-Money Laundering (AML) training initiative aimed at strengthening the skills of compliance professionals in Singapore’s financial sector.

The new training programme, titled ‘Anti-Money Laundering Essentials: Practical Strategies for Compliance and Risk Mitigation,’ is designed to address the growing complexities of financial crime.

The course seeks to equip professionals in the finance, fintech, and related industries with the practical skills needed to tackle rising fraud and scams.

According to the release, the programme is accredited by SkillsFuture Singapore and will be delivered through a collaborative approach, combining Tradekins' expertise in financial crime risk and Temasek Polytechnic's applied learning methods.

The course will also be available to both current and aspiring compliance professionals.

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