Monthly Archives: November 2019

Making AML count

Posted on November 27, 2019 by Susan Grossey author

One of the most common requests I hear when designing AML training for clients is for case studies (which I have blogged about recently) and for “lessons learned”.  Alongside this, we have regulators regularly reminding us that their final notices … Continue reading →

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Lights, camera, action!

Posted on November 20, 2019 by Susan Grossey author

After my little rant about podcasts, I can report this week that conversely I am fully in favour of what I still call video clips.  In the olden days, when I used videos as part of my AML training, we … Continue reading →

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Podcasting off

Posted on November 13, 2019 by Susan Grossey author

I am a creature of the written word: there is nothing I like better than reading, unless it’s writing.  I can spell almost anything (although I always have to think carefully about fuchsia – until I remember that it’s from … Continue reading →

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Copyright or copy wrong?

Posted on November 6, 2019 by Susan Grossey author

As an author, I am rather keen on the concept of copyright – the noun first being used in, we are told, 1729 to mean “the exclusive right to make and sell copies of an intellectual production”.  But I will … Continue reading →

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