Salon D-2: the room where the bank's AML compliance officer trains and the participant workbook lands before the coffee
Salon D-2 occupies the training wing of a financial-sector corporate tower on Insurgentes Sur: 70 classroom-format seats with individual workstations, a 75-inch interactive screen with live polling software, three simultaneous interpretation booths for foreign trainers (English, Portuguese and French), an exam room with supervisory cameras, barcode attendance logging, a soundproofed coffee break foyer, and two accesses: a main one with biometric turnstile and a freight one with logbook. This is where LFPIORPI training courses for compliance officers of banks and brokerages run, where AML workshops for UIF designates inside financial institutions happen, where KYC and PEP training for the client onboarding teams of IFPE-licensed fintechs takes place, and where internal sanction training for compliance officers of money transmitters happens. What separates Salon D-2 from a comfortable classroom is the documentary traceability: the participant workbook is delivered signed by the trainer at the start, signed again at close, and filed with the corporate seal to support CNBV audits.