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2026-11-04 issue

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A practice range for financial-crime investigators

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Editorial interest 78/100 Selection signal · not a rating of the site

FinCrime Lab presents case exercises, drills, and a glossary for financial-crime investigation training.

Landing page captured for the 2026-11-04 issue.
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Financial-crime investigators and compliance trainees
Worth noticing
Its real-case track lists three cases drawn from U.S. forfeiture complaints, with address tracing on public block explorers.

Field notes

The described workflow moves from reviewing an alert and customer records to tagging transactions, choosing a next step, and writing a narrative. The homepage lists cases ranging from structuring and elder exploitation to market manipulation, plus short drills on CTRs, sanctions checks, and ownership puzzles. It also cautions that its AI-generated feedback is not a certification.

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