FLE Compliance has established a strong track record in the field of financial crime compliance, covering trade frauds, AML/KYC, regtech, fintech, and cryptocurrencies. Through our expertise and experience, we have successfully completed numerous projects in areas such as AML/CFT, beneficial ownership, trust, virtual assets, and compliance. Our diverse clientele includes financial institutions, government agencies, and international groups, all of whom have benefited from our high-quality services and achieved improved regulatory practices and enhanced management of financial crime risks.
One key area of our expertise lies in sectoral and national risk assessments. We assist financial institutions and countries in identifying and mitigating financial crime risks by providing guidance on tools for monitoring illegal financial flows. We also support the development of risk assessment methodologies, including the identification of key risk indicators and determining risk levels. This comprehensive approach enables our clients to better understand and manage financial crime risks, which is crucial in today's complex global economy.
Additionally, we offer support in implementing a risk-based approach to supervision, helping organizations and institutions develop strategies to control financial crime risks, and reviewing relevant legislation and policies. Our training programs on confiscation and asset recovery equip enforcement agencies, prosecutors, and judges with the necessary skills to effectively investigate and prosecute financial crime cases. We also provide guidance and training on AML/CFT compliance requirements for reporting entities, ensuring compliance in sectors such as banks, non-bank financial institutions, lawyers, accountants, real estate agents, trusts, and casinos.
Furthermore, FLE Compliance specializes in virtual assets and cryptocurrency regulations, beneficial ownership identification, risk mitigation in the non-profit sector, trust-related risk management, and compliance in the extractive industry. By staying up-to-date with regulatory developments and providing tailored guidance, we help our clients assess and manage the risks associated with these areas.
Our services are designed to support financial institutions, government organizations, and international entities in effectively managing financial crime risks. Through our comprehensive approach, we enable our clients to improve compliance practices, adhere to international standards and recommendations, and maintain robust regulatory frameworks. Partner with FLE Compliance to benefit from our knowledge and experience in financial crime compliance, ensuring your organization stays ahead in the ever-evolving landscape of regulations and emerging technologies.
Providing Technical assistance to the Solomon Islands to strengthen its capacity to combat money laundering (ML), terrorism financing (TF), and proliferation financing (PF). The initiative focuses on updating the national risk assessment (NRA) framework and developing a comprehensive AML/CFT/CPF strategy for 2025–2030 in alignment with Financial Action Task Force (FATF) standards. Key activities include refining the NRA methodology, engaging stakeholders, analyzing ML/TF/PF threats, and delivering capacity-building programs. Outputs include an inception report, an updated NRA, a national strategy with an action plan, and final documentation to guide the government and relevant agencies in risk management and compliance
Solomon Islands (Pacific)
Provided technical assistance across multiple regions, including the Western Balkans (Albania, North Macedonia, and Montenegro), South-East Asia (Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, and neighboring nations), and the Maldives. Supported regulators and law enforcement agencies to enhance AML/CFT compliance frameworks, improve investigative and prosecutorial capabilities, and foster cross-agency collaboration in tackling financial crime. Developed tailored training materials and conducted in-person training sessions on investigating financial crimes involving virtual assets and cryptocurrency, with a focus on techniques for tracing, seizure, forfeiture, and asset management. Additionally, contributed to ABA ROLI's AML Gambling Program in the Mekong Region and delivered specialized AML/CFT training for the legal profession in the Maldives, addressing money laundering and terrorist financing risks.
Western Balkan (Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro), South-East Asia (Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam) and Maldives
Provided technical assistance to Serbia under the Council of Europe framework to enhance the verification controls for ensuring the adequacy, accuracy, and currency of beneficial ownership (BO) information in the central BO register. Conducted an initial assessment of the existing BO regime and system to identify gaps and areas for improvement. Developed a detailed technical paper with actionable recommendations to strengthen the BO framework and compliance mechanisms. Additionally, organized and delivered a two-day workshop for Serbian authorities to build capacity and raise awareness of effective BO verification practices.
Serbia (Western Balkan)
Technical assistance is being provided to strengthen Uzbekistan's Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) framework in alignment with international standards, particularly those established by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). The support focuses on developing beneficial ownership guidelines, facilitating stakeholder consultations, and implementing a comprehensive Training of Trainers (ToT) program to enhance local capacity. By addressing regulatory gaps and building expertise, the initiative aims to mitigate money laundering and terrorist financing risks, ensuring robust financial integrity and adherence to global benchmarks.
Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
Technical assistance is being provided to the Kyrgyz Republic to strengthen its Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) framework. The project focuses on improving beneficial ownership (BO) registration by developing tailored BO guidelines for financial institutions and delivering targeted training to competent authorities, supervisors, and reporting entities. These efforts aim to enhance regulatory compliance, improve transparency in ownership structures, and align the country's AML/CFT measures with international standards, ultimately strengthening its financial integrity and mitigating money laundering risks.
Kyrgyz Republic (Central Asia)
Technical assistance is being provided to strengthen Sri Lanka’s Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) framework, focusing on enhancing business-wide risk assessments across 19 banks. The project involves identifying gaps in existing practices, conducting capacity-building workshops, and designing a roadmap for the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) to effectively monitor banks' progress in improving AML/CFT risk assessment processes. This initiative aims to bolster regulatory compliance, mitigate financial crime risks, and align the country’s banking sector with international AML/CFT standards.
Sri Lanka (South Asia)
Provided technical assistance to Bosnia and Herzegovina under the guidance of the Council of Europe, Strasbourg, in implementing concrete measures and actionable steps for establishing a comprehensive beneficial ownership register. Offered expert advice on ensuring the interconnectivity of various national registers to promote transparency, improve regulatory compliance, and align with international standards on anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT).
Bosnia and Herzegovina | Southeast Europe
Reviewed the legal, regulatory, and administrative frameworks of selected countries concerning beneficial ownership transparency (BOT) under the EU AML/CFT Global Facility, Belgium. Provided actionable recommendations for improving BOT mechanisms to align with international standards and best practices. Drafted comprehensive research and technical papers on beneficial ownership disclosure requirements, conducting comparative analyses to identify gaps and highlight global best practices. Additionally, prepared and delivered targeted training programs on BOT to strengthen understanding and capacity-building among stakeholders.
Global Facility, Belgium
A comprehensive research initiative is being conducted on "Information on Trusts" to provide a deeper understanding of the legal framework, existing structures, and reference data requirements related to trusts, particularly in the context of the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI). The project also examines the relationships among parties involved in trusts, including potential beneficial owners. This work aims to enhance transparency and comprehension of trust mechanisms and their associated legal and operational aspects across multiple jurisdictions.
Global Legal Identity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF), Switzerland
A comprehensive research initiative is being conducted on "Information on Trusts" to provide a deeper understanding of the legal framework, existing structures, and reference data requirements related to trusts, particularly in the context of the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI). The project also examines the relationships among parties involved in trusts, including potential beneficial owners. This work aims to enhance transparency and comprehension of trust mechanisms and their associated legal and operational aspects across multiple jurisdictions.
Global Legal Identity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF), Switzerland
Provided technical assistance to the Lithuanian Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) under the Council of Europe, Strasbourg, in developing comprehensive guidelines for the real estate sector. These guidelines focused on assessing money laundering (ML) and terrorist financing (TF) risks specific to the sector and implementing effective measures to prevent misuse. The support included tailored recommendations to enhance risk assessment capabilities, strengthen compliance practices, and promote awareness of ML/TF vulnerabilities within the real estate indust
Real Estate Sector
Provided technical assistance to Georgia, Kosovo, and Montenegro to enhance their understanding and compliance with Ultimate Beneficial Ownership (UBO) standards. This role focused on supporting the establishment and improvement of UBO registries to promote transparency and adherence to international best practices in combating financial crimes.
Georgia, Kosovo, and Montenegro (Western Balkans)
Provided technical assistance to the Polish Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) under the Council of Europe, Strasbourg, to enhance its capacity in monitoring the Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) sector. Delivered written guidance on international best practices and examples for conducting sectoral money laundering (ML) and terrorist financing (TF) risk assessments specific to VASPs. The assistance included actionable recommendations to strengthen oversight mechanisms, improve compliance frameworks, and align with global standards for mitigating ML/TF risks in the VASPs sector.
Poland (central Europe)
Provided technical assistance to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) in developing e-learning training for regulatory and supervisory agencies in the Asia-Pacific region on cryptocurrency investigations, including asset seizure, preservation, forfeiture, and management. Additionally, supported the Bar Association of Palau in enhancing lawyers' capacity to comply with AML/CFT obligations and strengthening its systems for effective supervision.
Global Programme I UNODC
Dr. Ramandeep Chhina, being on the Panel of Experts of the Council of Europe (CoE) in the field of AML/CFT, advised various countries while leading FLE Compliance in delivering technical assistance to advance AML/CFT frameworks. In 2023, Dr. Chhina served as a key expert on projects addressing money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (ML/CFT), beneficial ownership, virtual assets, and trust regulations. Regional workshops and hands-on support were successfully delivered to countries including Turkey, Romania, Moldova, Azerbaijan, Kosovo, Kyrgyz Republic, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan, strengthening their regulatory compliance with international standards and enhancing institutional capabilities.
Council of Europe (Europe)
Provide technical assistance to assist the Serbian authorities in conducting their sectoral ML/TF risk assessment of the real estate sector. Additionally, analyse the legal and regulatory framework of Serbia on registration and supervision of the NPO sector and provide recommendations for improvement, including holding meetings and workshops with authorities and other stakeholders.
Serbia (Southeastern and Central Europe)
Provide technical assistance to conduct scoping missions and review the legal and regulatory framework on beneficial ownership for Kazakhstan. Additionally, provide recommendations for improvement and develop training materials for and provide training on beneficial ownership transparency to authorities in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyz Republic.
Kazakhstan and Kyrgyz Republic (Central Asia)
Provide technical assistance as the lead academic expert for a European Commission-funded project on AML/CFT risks in correspondent banking. Responsibilities include: a) developing a mapping of risk exposure and best risk mitigation practices for correspondent banking in the 27 EU Member States; b) developing a series of national case studies for the seven EU partner countries.
European Commission
Provide technical assistance to draft and submit a technical paper that reviews and provides recommendations for improving Poland's ML/TF national risk assessment (NRA) methodology. Additionally, present the paper's findings to the Polish authorities and participate in consultative meetings with them to clarify, inform, and guide the methodology review.
Poland (Central Europe)
Provide technical assistance to develop an assessment methodology and tools for evaluating the capacity and knowledge of the legal profession, specifically members of the Bar Council of Maldives (BCM), on their AML/CFT obligations. Based on the assessment findings, develop a training curriculum and deliver a three-day workshop to BCM members in Maldives. Additionally, develop content for an e-learning course at the basic, intermediate, and advanced levels.
Maldives (Southwest Asia)
Provide technical assistance for the ABA ROLI AML Gambling Program in the Mekong Region (China, Myanmar, Lao PDR, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam), including the preparation and delivery of training materials, and facilitation of workshops in Thailand and Vietnam.
Thailand and Vietnam (Southeast Asia)
Provide technical assistance to finalize a draft in-depth study of the existing and emerging systems of beneficial ownership transparency, using country case studies. To draft a summary background document for the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime-UNODC/StAR Asset Recovery Forum. To create and update country-specific beneficial ownership guides to improve tools & resources to trace illicit funds in priority jurisdictions.
Research Paper on beneficial ownership transparency for UNODC/StAR Asset Recovery Forum
Provide technical assistance as an Intelligence Led Financial Investigation (ILFI) Expert specializing in financial investigations to assist partner countries to better target the identification, investigation and disruption of serious financial crimes by optimising cross-agency collaboration for American Bar Association – Rule of Law Initiative (ABA-ROLI’s) Case-Based Training on Intel-Led Money Laundering Investigations across the Balkans and Southeast Asia (AML Case- based) Program, including Indonesia, Laos, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Thailand
Indonesia, Laos, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Thailand (Balkans and Southeast Asia)
Technical assistance to develop comprehensive AML/CFT guidelines on the oversight and supervision of the NPO sector in AML/CFT matters by the supervisors. Also to lead a two-day workshop on NPO anti-corruption, AML/CFT compliance, and financial reporting in Strasbourg. The workshop consisted of participants from 11 jurisdictions in the Western Balkans and Eastern Europe.
Western Balkans and Eastern Europe
Technical assistance to develop AML/CFT guidelines for supervisors of Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) in the Czech Republic, considering relevant international standards and good practices. Also, to participate in a working meeting with Czech authorities to present, discuss, and finalize the guidelines, and to present the final guidelines to various stakeholders in a workshop.
Czech Republic (Central Europe)
Technical Assistance on the AML/CFT requirements to the legal sector; and delivering a three-day workshop for the lawyers in Tunisia.
Tunisia (Northern Africa)
Technical assistance to Romania in developing the National AML/CFT Action Plan, including reviewing the draft action plan and providing recommendations for improvement
Romania (Europe)
Research paper on the issue of ‘Duplicate Financing: How to resolve it, financial crime challenges and ultimately how does it contribute to the Trade Finance Gap? Paper developed for the SWIFT Institute.
Downlaod Paper: Duplicate Financing: What is it, how can we resolve it, and how does it contribute to the trade finance gap?
Research Paper for the SWIFT Institute (Belgium)
Technical assistance on the ML typologies, data collection and analysis techniques, specific methodologies and best practices conducting sectoral risk assessments of the real estate sector. Review the draft risk assessment developed by Serbian authorities and provide recommendations for improvements.
Serbia (Southeast Europe)
Conduct an Extractive Industries Integrity Study, using the NRGI tool for diagnosing corruption risks, assess the state of the extractive sector in the Philippines and identify areas of extractive decision chains and supply chains prone to corruption, and to build an action plan to reinforce the integrity of the sector and prevent corruption risks in the sector.
Philippines (Southeast Asia)
Conduct research and develop a knowledge product that provides a comprehensive overview of the status of beneficial ownership reforms in the Asia and Pacific region, including progress and best practices on BO reforms, emerging challenges and practical guidance and recommendations for governments. To facilitate the Asian Development Bank and EITI joint regional workshop on beneficial ownership.
Research Paper on the beneficial ownership reforms in the Asia.
Awarded the framework contract to support the Economic Crime and Cooperation Division (ECCD) in the implementation of on-going and future initiatives aimed at analysing and advising on policy, legislative and institutional responses to countering economic crime and the effectiveness of the management of risks and vulnerabilities in three areas: – a) Anti-Money Laundering (AML); b) ML/TF risks and vulnerabilities associated with new technologies; and c) combating terrorism and its financing.
Framework Contract by the Council of Europe (CoE) to provide technical assistance in the EU member countries. (2021-Present)
Assessed two EU Member States on the concrete implementation and effective application of the selected articles of the EU Fourth Anti-Money Laundering Directive (4AMLD). Conducted on-site meetings and interviews with the relevant institutions to obtain the necessary information and data, and to prepare and submit the evaluation report to the CoE Secretariat. Drafted a horizontal review report on the practical application of the 4 AMLD for all EU Member States by taking into account all 27 country assessment reports.
Assessment Report of the EU countries (27) are: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden.
Technical and advisory services to support the FIU of the Office of Banking Commission of the Republic of Marshall Islands (RMI), for the purpose of preparing for the third-round mutual evaluation of RMI by the APG. Provided technical assistance on the preparation of their TC Annex Report, Effective Report (including any follow-up questions from the APG) and any amendments to their current law and regulations to enhance their compliance ratings.
Marshall Islands (RMI), (Western Pacific Ocean)
Developed training materials and delivered two days' training to the law enforcement authorities and other national authorities in Azerbaijan on beneficial ownership transparency.
Azerbaijan (Southwestern Asia)
Technical assistance to the supervisory authorities in conducting sectoral ML/TF risk assessment of the real estate, construction and investment industry in Montenegro.
Montenegro (Southern Europe)
Reviewed the draft National AML/CFT Action Plan for Bulgaria and provided recommendations for improvement, including holding meetings with the relevant authorities to discuss and advise on the recommendations.
Bulgaria (Southeast Europe)
Reviewed the draft National AML/CFT Action Plan for Bulgaria and provided recommendations for improvement, including holding meetings with the relevant authorities to discuss and advise on the recommendations.
Bulgaria (Southeast Europe)
Enhanced the knowledge and skills of the Agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan for Financial Monitoring (AFM – Kazakhstan’s Financial Intelligence Unit) by conducting seminars on the topics of a) Parallel Financial Investigations; and b) Mechanisms for Identifying Cash Couriers.
Kazakhstan (Central Asia)
Design and deliver interactive training course to inform key staff of the Federal Commission for Integrity (FCoI) and the Iraqi Anti-Corruption Academy (IACA) on conducting financial investigations, modern auditing methods, analysing the sources and legitimacy of funds, and investigations of conflict of interest.
Iraq (Middle East)
Participated in an internal meeting with the UNODC team on reviewing a draft research study on transparency of beneficial ownership - transparency in sixteen jurisdictions worldwide. Developed and submitted a revised outline of the BO research study. Developed a questionnaire to collect further information on BO from countries, taking into consideration the newly approved Resolution 9/7 of the UNCAC.
BO Research Study : Transparency of Beneficial Ownership
Developed a policy briefing on ‘effective, proportionate and dissuasive’ sanctions and enforcement for ensuring compliance with a beneficial ownership transparency regime, and to provide key policy considerations and recommendations for implementers.
Downlaod Paper: Designing sanctions and their enforcement for beneficial ownership disclosure
Research Paper (Open Ownership)
Technical assistance to develop research methodology for conducting the AML/CFT sectoral risk assessment of the banking sector and payment service providers in the Kyrgyz Republic; and conduct training and workshop of the relevant competent authorities in Kyrgyz Republic on establishing effective AML/CFT risk-based supervision of banks and payment service providers.
Kyrgyz Republic (Central Asia)
Technical assistance to the Financial Regulatory Commission, Mongolia, in drafting the law to effectively regulate and monitor the activities of dealers in precious metals and precious stones in Mongolia, especially considering their AML/CFT obligations, while also conducting an impact assessment of the draft law associated with a cost estimation.
Mongolia (East Asia)
Technical assistance to Tajikistan on national risk assessment of Proceeds of Crime and Terrorism Financing.
Tajikistan (Central Asia)
Developed a step-by-step guideline on identification of beneficial ownership for law enforcement authorities (LEAs) and reporting entities in Kosovo. Conducted workshops on BO for financial institutions and LEAs, respectively.
Kosovo (Southeastern Europe)
Reviewed the first draft of the National Risk Assessment (NRA) report of Romania and contributed to the workshop discussing key expert findings and recommendations. Conducted a series of focus group discussions with stakeholders of the national AML/CFT framework to determine any areas for improvement in the draft NRA. Hold a working meeting to discuss preliminary ideas for the AML/CFT Action Plan.
Romania (Central and Southeastern Europe)
Technical assistance to the Republic of Marshall Islands (RMI), especially the Office of Banking Commission (FIU) for the purpose of preparing the third-round mutual evaluation of RMI by the APG.
Republic of Marshall Islands (RMI) (Asia / South Pacific)
Technical assistance to the University of Tirana (Albania) to develop a curriculum on ‘Combating Illicit Financial Flows’.
Albania (Southeast Europe)
Legal Opinion on the draft law amending the provisions related to the 'politically exposed person' in the AML/CFT law of Ukraine.
Ukraine (Eastren Europe)
Develop a policy brief on transparency of beneficial ownership of trusts, clearly identifying the key gaps in the research and unanswered questions which need in-depth research to better support governments in working through the relevant issues relating to beneficial ownership transparency of trusts.
Research Paper for Open Ownership (Global Impact, USA)
An introduction to trusts by Dr. Ramandeep Kaur Chhina
Beneficial ownership transparency of trusts by Dr. Ramandeep Kaur Chhina
Provide technical assistance to Kosovo to enhance the transparency of beneficial ownership under GIZ Global Programme on ‘Combating Illicit Financial Flows’ by drafting the Law on Register of Beneficial Owners in close consultation with the national multi-agency working group.
Kosovo (Southeast Europe)
Analyse the laws and regulations applicable to beneficial ownership in Myanmar and develop a legal gap analysis report with practical recommendations, including for improvement of the legislative framework and the practices
Myanmar (Burma) (Southeast Asian)
Technical assistance to the Czech Republic for the development of guidelines to assist NPOs in conducting their ML/TF risk self-assessment and detecting ML/TF
Czech Republic (Central Europe)
Technical assistance to Serbia to draft a technical paper providing a comparative study of AML/CFT supervisory methodologies on virtual asset service providers (VASPs) with focus on good supervisory practices
Technical Paper : Virtual Assets and Virtual Assets Service Providers: Analysis of AML/CFT Regulatory, Supervisory and Oversight Approaches and Challenges
Serbia (Central and Southeast Europe)
Develop a Presentation on the transparency of beneficial ownership of trusts and similar legal arrangements and deliver it in a two-days online integrated panel discussion “Financial Monitoring 2020”, organised by the FIU, Ukraine.
Ukraine (Eastern Europe)
Technical assistance to the Republic of Albania to finalise the draft law on ‘Centralised Register of Bank Accounts’.
Albania (Southeastern Europe)
Technical assistance to Bulgaria for the development of AML/CFT Action Plans following National Risk Assessment
Bulgaria (Southeast Europe)
AML/CFT training for investigators, prosecutors and judges and their respective training institutions in countries of Central Asia
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
Technical and advisory services for the development and delivery of a sustainable AML training program that will enhance the capacity of Sri Lanka’s relevant regulatory bodies in identifying, managing, and assessing ML/TF risks in the casino sector.
Sri Lanka (South Asia)
Technical Assistance to Samoa to conduct national risk assessment in the field of AML/CFT
Samoa (Asia-Pacific)
Technical assistance to the Republic of Marshall Islands (RMI) on the country’s technical compliance with the revised FATF Recommendations.
Republic of Marshall Islands (RMI) (Asia / South Pacific)
Technical assistance to Philippines in the conduct of AML/CFT sectoral risk assessment
Philippine (Southeast Asia)
Training to Taiwan financial institutions on the financial crime and other risks associated with Cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin, Anti-Money Laundering, Virtual Assets and Virtual Currency
Taipei, Taiwan (East Asia)
Technical Assistance to Montenegro to review regulations establishing Beneficial Ownership Registry
Montenegro
European Union country-level assessments on effective implementation of 4th EU Anti-Money Laundering Directive
European Union
AML/CFT needs assessment of relevant institutions in Ukraine, Georgia, and Armenia to assess the level of technical assistance and capacity building support required from donors in their fight against AML/CFT
Kyiv, Ukraine (Eastern Europe) ; Tbilisi , Georgia (Europe, Asia) ; and Yerevan, Armenia (Europe, Asia)
Technical assistance to Albania in developing 'Guidelines and Road-map on the establishment and functioning of Beneficial Ownership Registry'
Tirana, Albania (Southeastern Europe)
Tailor-made training to AML/CFT supervisory authorities in Georgia on beneficial ownership, use of offshore companies, legal arrangements, and financial flows from high-risk countries
Tbilisi, Georgia (Europe, Asia)
Developing training curriculum and 'Training of Trainers' for prosecutors and judiciary in Ukraine on the investigation, prosecution and adjudication of AML/CFT cases
Kyiv, Ukraine (Eastern Europe)
Designing training curriculum and providing 'Training of Trainers' in Serbia to police investigators on AML/CFT
Belgrade, Serbia (Central and Southeast Europe)
Delivering AML/CFT training to DNFBPs sector - accountants. auditors, real-estate agents and high-value dealers in Moldova
Chisinau, Moldova (Southeast European)
Technical Assistance to Montenegro to develop AML/CFT risk-based supervisory guidelines - DNFBPs and MVTS sector
Podgorica, Montenegro (Southeast European)
Technical Assistance in Georgia on strengthening the AML/CFT law and regulations
Tbilisi, Georgia (Europe, Asia)
Designed and delivered training to Taiwan financial institutions on Trade-based Money Laundering and FinTech
Taipei, Taiwan (East Asia)
Designed and Developed anti-corruption awareness and educational materials for students at basic and secondary level of education in Albania
Tirana, Albania (Southeastern Europe)
Technical Assistance to Kosovo in reviewing the bye-law on Politically-Exposed Persons (PEPs)
Pristina, Kosovo (Southeast Europe)
Technical Assistance to effectively regulate and monitor gold market operations in Palestine
USAID Modernising Financial Institutions (MFI) Project , West Bank, Occupied Palestinian Territories (Western Asia)
Delivered training to Belgian Development Agency (BTC) on ‘the Evolution of Controls in Public Finance Management’
Brussels, Belgium
Albania (Southeastern Europe), Armenia (Europe, Asia), Azerbaijan (Southwestern Asia), Belgium (Western Europe), Bulgaria (South-East Europe), Croatia (Southeast Europe), Czech Republic (Central Europe), Dubai (Western Asia), Georgia (Europe, Asia), Hong Kong (Eastern Asia), Kazakhstan (Central Asia), Kosovo (Southeast Europe), Kyrgyz Republic (Central Asia), Laos (Southeast European), India (South Asia), Indonesia (Southeast European), Iraq (Middle East), Mongolia (East Asia), Maldives (Southwest Asia), Marshall Islands (Asia / South Pacific), Moldova (Southeast European), Montenegro (Southeast European), Myanmar (Burma) (Southeast Asian), North Macedonia (Southeastern Europe), Poland (Central Europe), Philippines (Southeast Asia), Romania (Southeastern European), Samoa (Asia-Pacific), Serbia (Central and Southeast Europe), Sri Lanka (South Asia), Slovakia (Central Europe), Taiwan (East Asia), Tajikistan (Central Asia), Thailand (Southeast Asia), Turkmenistan (Central Asia), Tunisia (Northern Africa), Ukraine (Eastern Europe), Vietnam (Southeast Asia), West Bank - Palestine (Western Asia), United Kingdom (Europe) and Uzbekistan (Central Asia)
Asia Development Bank (ADB); American Bar Association – Rule of Law Initiative (ABA-ROLI), USA; Belgian Development Agency (BTC); Council of Europe (CoE); Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative, Norway (EITI); Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ), Open Ownership (Global Impact, USA); Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE); SWIFT Institute, Belgium; Taiwan Academy of Banking and Finance (TABF); United States Agency for International Development (USAID); United Nations Office on Drugs and Office (UNODC); World Bank