Overview:
AML operations, systems, and processes are designed to provide sound compliance and appropriate reporting of Suspicious Activity to Regulators on SARS. Identifying high-risk activity requires focus on compliance priorities. Properly managing high-risk transactions when they are identified is equally important. Together, they help avoid reporting failures which can lead to sanctions against the bank.
This topic covers both the identification and the management aspects of high-risk transactions.
Much
of the session we will discuss actual money laundering strategies and
techniques. And for each, what are the
Red Flags such activities should raise?
Areas
will be covered during the Session:
- Money
laundering strategies and techniques.
- And
for each, what are the Red Flags such activities should raise
- When
you need to file a SAR
- What
characteristics which can cause a transaction to be considered high-risk.
- We
will look techniques for controlling and managing red flagged transactions
We
will discuss each of the end results that may occur:
- Weighing
analytical engines
- Special
reviews
- SAR
- End
the customer relationship
- Section
314(b) sharing with other institutions.
Why
should you attend this training program?
Missing
“Red Flags” indicating money laundering is taking place at your bank will cause
failure to file required SARs, resulting in potential regulatory actions. This is a look at money laundering detection
from a different point of view. Most
bankers will go their entire careers without uncovering a case of money
laundering. It is hard to be on the
lookout for something you have never seen before.
Based on research, actual investigations, and 20 years in Miami banking, Mr. George will describe common laundering techniques and their Red Flags.
If you see activity that looks like any of this, you have a Red Flag or high-risk transaction you will need to address.
Who
Should Attend:
- Financial
services including Banking, Credit Unions, Retail brokerage
- Professionals looking after Compliance and AML areas
- Vice
Presidents
- Manager
- Director
- Supervisor
levels
Jim George is an independent consultant to banks focusing on issues of compliance, AML, and fraud. He brings over 25 years as a consultant to major banks in Associate Partner and Principal roles at PriceWaterhouse-Coopers Consulting, IBM Consulting in Bank Risk and Compliance, and Andersen Consulting (now Accenture). Jim was part of a Federal AML Task Force investigating a major money laundering scheme in Miami, Florida.
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Tags: AML Red Flags, Anti Money Laundering, Jim George, Webinar, Amorit Education