How does a bank develop a risk assessment?
A. An AML risk assessment is a unique picture of the institution’s potential exposure for money laundering risk. A risk assessment is based on the institution’s unique set of customers, products, and geographic indicators. Your institution’s risk assessment determines what key internal controls are needed for your AML program.
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