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Global Specialists in Financial Intelligence
The FIU CONNECT (Report Writing) training program helps participants understand the purpose and uses of reports and offers techniques on how to eliminate extraneous or irrelevant details when reporting. With these building blocks in place, the importance of logic, structure and clarity of language is examined.
Working with standard report templates, participants are given the tools to prepare effective and readable reports so they can be efficiently and effectively digested once submitted.
The FIU CONNECT (Report Writing) training program can be implemented with the following components:
- Digital textbook
- Computer-based training
- Examination
The first letters in financial intelligence are SAR.
Intelligence doesn’t just happen. It’s a process. Suspicious activity reports (SARs) form a fundamental component of the financial intelligence cycle.
If an activity is suspicious, it must be reported.
What makes a good SAR?
1. Start with an impact statement explaining why the activity is considered suspicious.
2. Answer the who, what, where, when and how of the suspicious activity but particularly elaborate on why the activity is considered suspicious.
3. Conclude with a clear and concise summary.
For more on how to write better SARs, consult the following FIU Connect courses:
