Name: Manage the Risk of Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) (in Mandarin)
Start: 2018-05-25T02:00:00Z
End: 2018-05-25T02:01:04.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 4.3

ACAMS web seminars provide a convenient method to meet training requirements and stay on top of AML trends, sanctions updates and regulatory changes, plus ask questions of industry experts.

An engaging panel of industry leaders will provide their insights into the role of new technologies to fight financial crime. The experts will highlight the need to separate reality from the hype by discussing the benefits of artificial intelligence and machine learning through the lens of real-life cases.

Learning Objectives
·Understand the challenges and limitations of conventional technology in an increasing complex financial crime landscape.
·Review of real-life cases where technology played a critical role to enhance detection, strengthen investigations, and improve reporting to law enforcement.
·Gain insights from industry leaders on the future of crime-fighting technology including artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to Fight Financial Crime

Pour ce premier webinar en Français, nous passerons en revue les derniers développements réglementaires relatifs à la lutte contre le blanchiment d’argent et le financement du terrorisme en France (LCB/FT). Après la transposition de la directive européenne 2015/849 via l’ordonnance n°2016-1635 et la loi n°2016-1691 du 9 décembre 2016 (dite Loi Sapin II), la France a considérablement renforcé son dispositif législatif pour lutter contre la criminalité financière. De récents décrets d’application viennent préciser ces dispositifs. L’objectif de ce webinar est de vous donner les derniers éléments de veille réglementaire et les premiers retours opérationnels selon nos experts.

Objectifs
Identifier les différents dispositifs règlementaires LCB/FT et les principales caractéristiques de leur mise en application
Echanger sur l’émergence de bonnes pratiques
Anticiper les défis, suite aux premiers retours d’expérience

Derniers développements réglementaires dans la LCB/FT en France : point d’étape

Join us for this popular review of the important issues anti-financial crime, sanctions and anti-terror finance compliance professionals faced during the first half of 2018 and a look ahead at what should preoccupy their efforts in the latter half of the year.

ACAMS Midyear Review: 2018 Compliance Developments and Challenges

In the ever-changing landscape of anti-money laundering (AML) risk management, the key to success is aligning today's activities with a future strategy. Join us to explore AML trends and learn how you can prepare now to stay ahead of what's to come. 

Learning Objectives
•Key AML strategies to manage risk and grow your business
•How to connect your data and how connected data affects risk detection
•Balance your regulatory volume to best suit your business

Prepare Today to Manage AML Risk of Tomorrow

FinTech and RegTech sectors throughout the APAC region are providing financial institutions with new and improved banking, payment and financing options. As a result, financial institutions have made technological innovation a priority with an eye to improving and expanding their product and service offerings without compromising compliance efforts. Our panel of experts will examine FinTech and RegTech developments throughout the APAC region, as well as practical approaches to undertake effective customer due diligence around FinTech products using emerging technology.

Learning Objectives
•Creating risk profiles and identifying the unique risks of FinTech to ensure onboarding screening models are effective
•Reviewing specific KYC/CDD challenges, including transaction monitoring, sanctions screening, fraud detection and other AML issues as they relate to technological innovation
•Closely monitoring shifts in the regulation of FinTech products, with an eye to harnessing innovations in RegTech to maintain a robust compliance program

APAC Focus: Adapting to Rapidly-Developing FinTech and RegTech Sectors

The right combination of management structure with leading edge technology can streamline your global watch list management, reducing noise in your screening process.
Managing any global data process can be challenging – managing the variety of lists employed in your screening process is no exception. Whether you’re a large multi-national with lists spanning numerous countries or a financial institution (FI) trying to organize a set of lists in one region—the complexities of watch list management can add significant costs and inefficiency that overwhelm your staff and systems.
Many financial institutions struggle with ad hoc management of a decentralized process. For example, local branches have relationships with local vendors and often create local lists, leading to substantial variability and duplication across the enterprise. This duplication creates regulatory risk as there is no clear view of what is being screened across the organization to show to auditors. Beyond the regulatory risk, the data inconsistencies can be a root cause of false positives due to imprecise matching.
Join the experts at Pitney Bowes to learn about best practices and innovative approaches to watch list management that will help standardize program management and improve overall data quality to drive better outcomes of your Sanctions Screening and Watch List Filtering processes.

Learning Objectives
•Alleviating various pitfalls and challenges FIs face in watch list management
•Reviewing best practice approaches and technologies to improve watch list management
•Understanding quantifiable benefits you can achieve through better watch list data quality

Operate Globally and Execute Locally – Simplifying Watch List Management

Keeping up with regulatory changes as well as the ever-growing sophistication of money launderers and funders of terrorism is critical for financial institutions everywhere, no less in the Middle East and North Africa region. This webinar previews changes arising out of recent developments in the region with an emphasis on presenting concrete strategies for retooling existing compliance infrastructure and beefing up current compliance functions that are required to meet evolving regulatory expectations.

Learning Objectives
•Identifying MENA regulatory initiatives, directives and trends to proactively develop and implement strategies for compliance and mitigating financial crime
•Examining how precious metals and stones from West Africa, especially diamonds, are used to launder the proceeds of crime
•Reviewing FATF’s Mutual Evaluations findings and recommendations to identify your financial institution’s risks and how they can be addressed while meeting the needs of business lines

MENA Regulatory Update: FATF Mutual Evaluations, Ongoing Compliance Expectations

The financial crime ecosystem continues to evolve at record pace, and while new technologies and new channels increase opportunities for engagement, they also bring new opportunities for crime. At the same time, customer expectations for real-time, Omni-channel engagement continue to rise. Financial institutions have to improve their approach, not only to protect themselves from risk, but also to provide their customers with fast, safe and reliable services that fit with the pace of their lives. 

We will discuss challenges and trends in the market, strategic considerations for managing these challenges, and how key technologies and best practices can be combine to improve your approach to mitigation.

Learning Objectives
•Exploring drivers and trends in the AML marketplace, including challenges with KYC, Trade Based Money Laundering, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, human trafficking and more
•Key strategic considerations for balancing financial crime challenges
•Understanding how to balance customer experience and risk management in the new world of money laundering

8 Current Challenges in Financial Crime and How to Manage Them

Is 24 hours too long for customers to wait? Are lengthy Know Your Customer (KYC) & Sanctions remediation processes having a negative effect on the customer experience? What are the causes of inefficient remediation processes? Is financial crime exposure being increased by the poor remediation of alerts?

This webinar delivers the views of over 150 financial services professionals as conveyed in KYC & Sanctions Remediation: The Cost of Inefficiency. Find out the challenges your peers face when conducting Know Your Customer (KYC) and Sanctions remediation, and discover potential opportunities to improve outcomes.

Learning Objectives
•Gaining the perspective of leading professionals from a variety of financial institutions on the challenges they have with regard to KYC & Sanctions remediation
•Understanding the impact that differing team structures have on KYC & Sanctions remediation efficiency
•Evaluating the underlying causes of inefficiencies in remediation processes, and the subsequent business impacts such inefficiencies create
•Considering methods which can be applied to help overcome process inefficiencies, improve the customer experience and drive better outcomes

Cause and Impact: Inefficiencies in KYC and Sanctions Remediation

Curious about earning the CAMS designation? Not sure where to start? Confused about the certification process? This webinar was made especially for you! We understand that you may have many questions about becoming CAMS certified and we are here to answer them. This webinar will provide you with an in-depth look at the process becoming CAMS certified and help you navigate your way to success.

Starting and Navigating the CAMS Certification

Through interpreting enforcement actions to understand the requirements of regulatory and international standards, re-examining the organization’s anti-money-laundering framework, and identifying risks. In this webinar, experts will demonstrate how to test the current program and identify risks with recent enforcement actions, in order to maintain and revise anti-money-laundering related policies, procedures, and controls.

近期全球各地的裁罚案例频传，透过解读不同的案例，了解监管法规及国际标准的要求，重新检视机构的反洗钱工作，进而辨识风险。在本次的网络研讨会中，专家将藉由不同的裁罚案例来说明如何检视现况并发现风险，为维护和更新反洗钱相关制度、工作提供做法。

Learning objectives include 学习目标：
Interpreting recent enforcement actions
解读近期的裁罚案例
Understanding international standards and regulatory requirements from law enforcement actions
从裁罚案例中了解国际标准与监管要求
Identify risks from enforcement actions
从裁罚案例中发现自身的风险

Learning from Recent Enforcement Actions (in Mandarin)

Identifying and addressing financial crimes, including those associated with human trafficking, narcotics, terrorist financing and fraud, requires collaboration. Successful public-private partnerships enhance investigation outcomes by allowing both sectors to share the latest trends in financial crime. This webinar will look at joint investigations and offer insights on how banks can provide assistance to law enforcement in the fight against financial crime. Our panelists will also provide strategies for conducting a joint post-investigation review to determine best practices for future collaborative efforts.

Learning Objectives
•Detailing recent APAC initiatives in public-private partnerships such as the Fraud and Money Laundering Intelligence Taskforce (FMLIT) in Hong Kong and the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering the Financing of Terrorism Industry Partnership (ACIP) in Singapore
•Incorporating practical collaboration strategies to better detect, deter and defend APAC financial institutions against financial crimes
•Detailing APAC legal obligations and the limitations of public-private collaboration to prevent missteps

APAC Focus: Building a Collaborative Approach between Public and Private Sectors

This June, the FinCEN Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) filing format, which is available on the BSA E-Filing System, will be updated in order to adhere to the changes defined in the Federal Register notice posted in February 2017. During this webinar, notable changes regarding the new SAR requirements will be discussed such as the requirement for batch submissions to be made in an XML-based file, rather than the current ASCII fixed-length delimited file format.

Learning Objectives
•Review important deadlines and timeframes pertaining to the upcoming FinCEN updates
•Understand what’s new for SAR requirements, including subtype selections
•Discuss cyber elements, including a new “Cyber Event” suspicious activity type category
•Assess how the FinCEN updates to SAR requirements impact financial institutions

Recent FinCEN Updates to SAR Requirements

Latinoamérica se está convirtiendo rápidamente en centro de interés para el surgimiento de negocios innovadores tales como las empresas que utilizan tecnología financiera, más comúnmente conocidas como empresas FinTech. Este hecho implica que ya no se trata solamente de realizar la Debida Diligencia del Cliente (DDC), sino que también es necesario entender y evaluar el perfil de riesgo asociado al mismo. Asista a este seminario por internet donde profesionales y expertos compartirán las mejores prácticas para aplicar una DDC efectiva en el emergente mundo de las empresas FinTech.

Objetivos de la Capacitación:

•Entender en qué consisten los riesgos y las oportunidades asociados a las empresas que utilizan tecnología financiera
•Identificar la manera en que la delincuencia puede utilizar las nuevas empresas financieras y conocer las medidas que dichas empresas están tomando para mitigar los riesgos de abuso
•Implementar modelos de riesgos ALD específicos para quienes utilicen tecnología financiera en sus negocios

Riesgos y Oportunidades de FinTech y otros Negocios Financieros Emergentes

Determining identity is a fundamental aspect of risk management for transactions. Increasingly, law enforcement agencies, banks and other organizations must consider the many facets of the identity puzzle in order to combat risk. Moreover, the increasing digitalization of governmental, economic and individual domains has complicated the management and verification of identities. Join Bob Schukai, Global Head of Design for Digital Identity Solutions at Thomson Reuters, for a conversation surrounding digital identity.

Learning Objectives
•Understand the global identity landscape
•Examine the different facets of identity
•Reexamine the rules of the road for transaction risk management in lieu of ongoing data breaches

Rethinking Digital Identity

As your business grows, so too do the complexities of managing AML compliance and customer risk. Disparate lines of business, fragmented data sets, customers in numerous geographies, insufficient scalability of current systems and the need for real-time integration are a few examples of challenges facing today’s compliance programs. During this webinar, we will identify the four major hurdles compliance professionals must overcome in order to achieve a holistic, customer-centric approach to AML compliance.

Learning Objectives
•Establishing a centralized customer risk profile by consolidating enterprise-wide fragmented data
•Leveraging real-time screening and rescreening to enhance AML compliance and add business value
•Strengthening ID verification with modern tools such as geolocation and device IDs to mitigate fraud

Overcoming Major Hurdles to Achieve a Holistic AML Compliance Program

ACAMS chapter members from across Europe will discuss AML regulatory developments in their jurisdictions during 2017 and what can be expected in 2018.

Learning Objectives:
•Obtaining a consolidated understanding of the overall European landscape of 2017 related to AML initiatives
•Providing a Europe-wide perspective of anticipated changes to national AML regulations and requirements in compliance with the 5AMLD in 2018 and beyond
•Establishing strategies to deal with incorporate legislative and regulatory changes into financial institutions’ anti-financial crime compliance programs

360 Degree Review: Europe’s 2017 Activities and Forecasts for 2018

According to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Anti-Corruption regulations, financial institutions must take reasonable measures to determine whether an individual is a Politically Exposed Person (PEP). By placing PEPs into a higher risk model for Enhanced Due Diligence, organizations can protect themselves from being used by money launderers and other harmful activities. But not all PEPs present the same level of risk, it will vary depending on the country of jurisdiction, industry or sector etc.

根据反洗钱和反腐败要求，金融机构必须采取合理措施，确定个人是否是政治公众人物 (PEP)。藉由将 PEPs 置于较高的风险模型中，辅以加强尽职调查，机构可以保护自己不被洗钱者和其他有害活动所使用。但并非所有 PEPs 都存在相同的风险水平，它将因司法管辖权、行业或单位的不同等而有所差异。

Learning Objectives 学习目标
How regulations are changing
法规的变化
Factors contributing to PEP risk – which PEPs may be riskier than others
导致政治公众人物风险的因素——可能比其他人更危险
PEP regime
政治公众人物管理制度
Best practices for optimizing screening and monitoring
优化筛选和监测的最佳做法

Manage the Risk of Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) (in Mandarin)

Peps

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