AML, fraud and digital currencies
View AgendaKey reasons to attend
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Improve data availability in anti-money laundering (AML) technologies
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Learn about the latest methods of identifying red flags
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Interpret the regulatory expectations for anti-money laundering
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About the course
During this learning event, participants will learn the latest best practices and skills needed to mitigate financial crime. Participants learn the relationship between AML and fraud, and the implications on digital currencies by focusing on current challenges and the stance regulators are taking.
Participants will assess how to develop robust fraud risk management by aligning the key elements of an effective programme with the fundamental due diligence needed in critical roles. Live sessions will also examine the significant role of digital currencies in the financial crime space, and its impact on money laundering and fraud.
This learning opportunity also offers participants insights via a Q&A session with a subject matter expert.
Learning objectives
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Assess the intersection between AML, fraud, and cyber security
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Evaluate the regulatory expectations for money laundering
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Apply effective internal fraud management controls
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Investigate emerging AML challenges generated from the evolving industry and products
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Examine the risks of financial crime when utilising digital currencies
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Align the traditional market with the digital currency space regarding financial crime
Who should attend
Relevant departments may include but are not limited to:
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Anti-money laundering
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Financial crime
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Operational risk
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Compliance
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KYC
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Fraud
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Cybercrime and security
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Risk management
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Digital Assets
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Trading
Agenda
June 12–14, 2023
Time zones: Apac/Aus
Sessions:
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Anti-money laundering evolution and overview of the regulatory landscape
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Anti-money laundering control methods to manage risk
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Understanding the scope of fraud and internal fraud management
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Developing a robust fraud risk management plan
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Digital currencies, regulation and compliance
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Know your customer (KYC) and anti-money functions within the digital market
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Digital currencies’ vulnerabilities to money laundering and fraud
November 27–29, 2023
Time zones: Emea / Apac
Start time: 8.15 GMT / 16.15 HKT/SGT
Finish time: 10.45 GMT / 18.45 HKT/SGT
Tutors
- Carl Chan, director, Accuracy
- Paul Chammas, managing partner, CLARICE SAS
Accreditation
This course is CPD (Continued Professional Development) accredited. One credit is awarded for every hour of learning at the event.
Pre-reading materials
The Risk.net resources below have been selected to enhance your learning experience:
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Banks face explainability challenges for AML models - Read article | Risk.net
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Banks hope new US rule will see AML judged on effectiveness - Read article | Risk.net
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Data and AI: addressing increasing regulation for smarter compliance - Read article | Risk.net
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