TRAINERS EXPLORE HYBRID VIRTUAL/REAL LIFE TRAINING POTENTIAL AS COVID-19 WANES
June 27th, 2022
The Covid-19 pandemic forced many AML/CFT practitioners to work remotely, forcing training away from the face-to-face learning that has been dominant in the past. But now, as the pandemic wanes, combining innovative remote AML/CFT learning practices developed during Covid-19 with longer established in-person training is under consideration.
Speaking to MLB, UK-based AML consultant Tristram Hicks, director of Tristram Hicks Associates Ltd, said: “Hybrid seems to be a way forward,” although, "We're still trying things out and I think we'll just see how that ...
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