Strengthening the Second Line of AML Defense with a Continuous Assurance Approach

Oct 4, 2018 2:45pm ‐ Oct 4, 2018 4:00pm

Identification: THU35

• Defining continuous assurance to identify unique role in identifying control deficiencies and bridging gaps between operations and compliance

• Building an efficient continuous assurance program by creating methodologies for both monthly and deep dive reviews and acquiring require subject matter expertise talent

• Utilizing continuous assurance results to optimize benefits including ensuring controls meet regulatory standards and expectations of internal audit and/or examiners

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Typologies of Death: How AML Can Help Fight the Fentanyl Epidemic

Oct 4, 2018 2:45pm ‐ Oct 4, 2018 4:00pm

Identification: THU36

• Tracing transaction patterns indicating potential fentanyl smuggling such as structured deposits via global payment processors or cryptocurrency exchanges
• Monitoring clients for red flags of fentanyl proceeds laundering such as unusually large payroll deposits and high volume among personal accounts at multiple institutions
• Reviewing cases such as HSI’s Operation Denial to detail AML practices to aid detection and reporting of darknet market and illicit peer to peer exchanger transactions

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Putting the ML in AML: Transforming Transaction Monitoring with AI and Robotics

Oct 4, 2018 2:45pm ‐ Oct 4, 2018 4:00pm

Identification: THU37

Presented by NICE Actimize
• Learn how AI with machine learning and automation reduces false positives
• Ways to reduce investigation time
• Leveraging managed analytics in the cloud
• Impacts to model risk management

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Unknown Sanctions Exposure: OFAC's 50% Rule - the Achilles Heel of Sanctions Programs

Oct 4, 2018 2:45pm ‐ Oct 4, 2018 4:00pm

Identification: THU38

Presented by Bureau van Dijk

• Reviewing different ways to identify 50% owned subsidiaries of sanctioned individuals and entities via direct, indirect or aggregation ownership

• Examining how globalization and the 50% rule have created unknown sanction exposure in traditional sanctions programs

• Discovering the implications of more than 200,000 daily corporate ownership changes for complying with the OFAC 50% Rule and how to deal with the challenges of change

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Opening Remarks and ACAMS and Thomson Reuters Joint Survey

Oct 5, 2018 7:45am ‐ Oct 5, 2018 8:00am

Identification: FRI01

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Special Presentation and Q&A: Southwest Border Anti-Money Laundering Alliance

Oct 5, 2018 8:00am ‐ Oct 5, 2018 8:40am

Identification: FRI02

Southwest Border Anti-Money Laundering Alliance

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Good Intel on Fighting Fraud: Applying US Intelligence Community Methodologies to Strengthen FRAML

Oct 5, 2018 8:40am ‐ Oct 5, 2018 9:50am

Identification: FRI03

• Detailing USIC intelligence-gathering methods to enhance fraud investigation expertise
• Utilizing USIC analysis techniques to optimize intelligence value of existing FRAML data
• Developing an intelligence program that integrates USIC processes to reduce false positive and strengthen SAR quality

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Ace that Exam: Best Practices to Prepare for a Regulatory Exam

Oct 5, 2018 10:20am ‐ Oct 5, 2018 11:30am

Identification: FRI04

This fast-paced and informative session is for anyone who has ever experienced anxiety, or lost sleep, over an upcoming BSA/AML examination. The expert panelists will provide specific details on topics such as conducting a pre-exam risk assessment, presenting formal remediation plans to examiners, or updating your BSA program policy to ensure it incorporates the latest standards. It’s a vitally important and can’t-miss session, brimming with practical advice from AML veterans who, when it comes to exams, have been there, done that – and will show you how to do it better.
• Documenting updated training tailored for specific lines of business, and preparing LOB leaders to discuss management commitment to first line of defense
• Validating internal controls for issues such as high-risk client monitoring to affirm second line of defense strength and self-disclosing identified gaps and resolution plans
• Substantiating activities of internal audit to confirm empowered third line of defense and demonstrate enterprise-wide culture of compliance

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Closing Remarks

Oct 5, 2018 11:30am ‐ Oct 5, 2018 11:35am

Identification: FRI05

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