1. Press Release
For Immediate Release
9/8/2014
Contact:
Susan Sanchez
803-996-8920
Financial Crime Professional is Awarded CFCS Certification After
Passing Rigorous Examination
Martha J. Huey of TD Bank NA based in (Canada and the US) is among the select group of
financial crime professionals to pass the rigorous Certified Financial Crime Specialists
certification examination. Martha J. Huey has now earned the right to use the prestigious
designation, CFCS, as a Certified Financial Crime Specialist.
The CFCS credential is earned by individuals who pass the rigorous four-hour examination that
provides a tough, objective measure of competency in diverse financial crime fields including
money laundering, global anti-corruption, tax evasion, compliance, investigations, cyber
security and more. The certification program is administered by the Association of Certified
Financial Crime Specialists (ACFCS), the premier membership organization of professionals in
the field worldwide. Professionals in more than 65 countries have already signed up to earn the
CFCS certification.
The CFCS certification is compelling evidence that designees are competent and knowledgeable
in diverse financial crime fields regardless of their professional specialization. The credential is
an assurance to employers, colleagues and clients that the CFCS-certified professional is serious
about risk reduction and protecting the reputation of their organization.
CFCS designation is powerful evidence of specialized expertise
“I was impressed by the breadth of the exam and how well-balanced it is. There is enough of all
areas of financial crime for a good balance, including international. It is not US-centric or based
just on money laundering,” said Juan Ducali CAMS, Senior Compliance Officer for United
Nations Federal Credit Union in New York
2. CFCS exam is offered at more than 700 worldwide secure testing centers
The proctored CFCS certification exam is offered at over 700 secure ACFCS-Kryterion Testing
Centers worldwide, including 330 in the United States and 30 in Canada. The exam was
assembled over six months by a team of 60 leading financial crime professionals under the
guidance of the ACFCS management and an independent psychometric firm, Kryterion, to
ensure the CFCS exam was technically sound and legally defensible. The computer-based
examination has 145 questions, and CFCS candidates receive results upon completion.
ACFCS offers an online, on-demand CFCS Examination Preparation Seminar and other
preparation tools at its website at ACFCS.org.
For more information on CFCS certification, including how to apply and register for the exam,
contact Member Services by email at memberservices@ACFCS.org or by telephone at 305-854-
2345.