AML/CFT Approved Courses for VFA Issuers & VFA Service Providers

The MFSA approves the Anti-Money Laundering Course for VFA Issuers & Service Providers, offered by the Malta Institute of Management, for fulfilling competence requirements for Money Laundering Reporting Officers under the Virtual Financial Assets Rulebook. The course commences on 15 October 2019. Training providers seeking approval must submit requests to the Authority including course content and certification award mechanism details.

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13 September 2019

AML/CFT Approved Courses for VFA Issuers & VFA Service Providers

The courses approved by the MFSA for the purposes of fulfilling the competence requirements for Money Laundering Reporting Officers ('MLROs') in terms of R2-2.4.6.6 of Chapter 2 and R3-2.2.3.3.4 of Chapter 3 of the Virtual Financial Assets Rulebook ('the Rules') are available on the following link: Approved Courses for Proposed Persons.

The industry is hereby informed that the following course has been approved by the MFSA for this purpose.

Course Title: Anti-Money Laundering Course for VFA Issuers & Service Providers Training Provider: Malta Institute of Management Commencement Date: 15 October 2019

Training providers interested in having their courses approved by the MFSA are to submit a request for approval to the Authority, providing at least: [i] the course content; and [ii] information on the certification award mechanism, including: attendance, assessment and grading.

Any further updates and developments on the Virtual Financial Assets Framework will be made public on: https://www.mfsa.com.mt/fintech/.

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