How do you keep your ACAMS membership?

You need to:

  1. Maintain an active ACAMS membership.
  2. Meet the continuing education credit requirements.
  3. Submit the CAMS recertification application online during your recertification period, and pay a recertification fee.

How many members are in ACAMS?

Join ACAMS, the industry’s largest international membership organization, supporting a community of 86,000 professionals.

What is ACAMS Enterprise membership?

ACAMS Enterprise is a premium professional membership package for any organization involved with anti-financial crime (AFC). Comprising all the benefits of ACAMS individual membership, Enterprise also includes exclusive, unlimited access to moneylaundering.com plus our full webinar training catalogue.

Who owns ACAMS?

ACAMS was acquired by Wendel for $500M on Jan 24, 2022 .

How long is cams valid for?

three years
The CAMS certification is valid for a period of (3) three years. However, certified members will be required to further their knowledge through continuing education. Members will need to recertify upon the conclusion of this 3-year cycle.

How many credits do you need to keep ACAMS?

60
RECERTIFICATION ACTIVITIES A total of sixty (60) Continuing Education Credits must be earned within a three-year cycle from the year of certification.

What is the difference between ACAMS and ICA?

Hi,whats the difference between ACAMS and ICA certification? Hi Muhammad – The ACAMS qualification is very US focussed and the level of the course is between the ICA Awareness Certifiicate and the ICA Advanced Certificate in AML.

What are the benefits of ACAMS?

TB: ACAMS Certificates are an excellent way to:

  • Onboard new employees.
  • Cross-train employees for additional functions.
  • Refresh the skills of experienced employees.
  • Introduce support staff and managers to functions they interact with.
  • Prepare for and earn credits toward CAMS, CAMS-FCI, or CAMS-Audit.

Is AML compliance a good career?

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the career outlook for financial analysts including anti-money laundering analysts is projected to grow 6% between now and 2028. This growth rate is on par with other occupational job outlooks.