ICWIM exam: Focus on SALSA, TOKYO, and UAE money laundering thresholds.

Honestly, the volume of rules in the Combating Financial Crime section of the ICWIM exam is ridiculous. We all know how markets operate, but being tested on the exact definition of every acronym in the SALSA and TOKYO lists feels like busy work. I almost failed the IISI assessment because I got too hung up on the theoretical definitions instead of testing what actually happens when you trigger a SAR. Make sure you can recite the money laundering thresholds in the UAE FRR module backward because that is the only thing the examiners care about. The corporate compliance fluff about "putting customers first" is just filler, so ignore it and focus purely on the technical reporting timelines. If you know your timelines and your acronyms, the rest of the fluff doesn't matter.