Foundation

Understanding the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) in India

A plain-language guide to India's Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 for students, investors and anyone heading into a compliance career. Learn how Section 3 defines the offence, why the PMLA was enacted, and how scheduled offences act as the gateway to every case. Walk through the reporting machinery that binds banks, brokers and other reporting entities, from the PML Rules and record keeping to the CTRs and STRs filed with FIU-IND. Then follow a case from the Enforcement Directorate's ECIR through search, arrest, Section 50 statements and provisional attachment, on to the Adjudicating Authority, Special Courts, the twin conditions for bail and confiscation. Finally, read the PMLA through the Supreme Court's lens, from Vijay Madanlal Choudhary to later rulings that set limits on ED power, and see what the law means in practice for investors, your broker account and compliance professionals.

PMLA 2002Scheduled OffencesReporting Entity ObligationsFIU-IND ReportingEnforcement Directorate PowersAttachment and ConfiscationPMLA Case Law
MODULES
6
DURATION
4 Hours
TRACK
Forensic Accounting & Compliance

What You'll Master

Explain what Section 3 of the PMLA makes an offence and how scheduled offences trigger the law
Describe the obligations of reporting entities under the PML Rules, including KYC, record keeping and reporting to FIU-IND
Tell CTRs, STRs and other FIU-IND reports apart and know when each is filed
Follow a PMLA case from ECIR to search, arrest, attachment, adjudication and trial
Understand the twin conditions for bail and why PMLA bail is so hard to get
Summarise the key Supreme Court rulings on the PMLA and the debate around them
Know what the PMLA means for your own broker and bank accounts, and the compliance roles it creates
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown