The training connects to the work you do every day under the Dutch Anti-Money Laundering Act (Wwft). From 10 July 2027 those obligations will largely be absorbed into the European Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR); the investigative skills you learn here continue to apply unchanged. You learn to use open sources to interpret an alert from transaction monitoring: who is behind the counterparty account, which corporate structure sits behind a payment and which money laundering typology matches the pattern you are seeing.
You practice following money flows across companies and jurisdictions, recognizing money mules and front men, and substantiating a report of an unusual transaction to the FIU. That is how a single alert becomes a file that withstands the scrutiny of your supervisory authority.
The training is built up in modules: you start with the basics of digital intelligence-led investigation and build towards advanced search techniques, monitoring and financial open source research with OSFINT®.