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Financial Crime Summit - London Agenda

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08:10
  1. Registration and Coffee
    30 mins
08:50
  1. 10 mins
09:00
  1. 10 mins
09:10
  1. 50 mins
    • With the evolving landscape of financial crime prevention, how should banks reshape their financial crime teams and leverage advanced technologies to adapt to emerging threats?
    • Which strategic approaches can banks adopt to proactively identify and address evolving financial crime risks, leveraging data analytics and scenario planning to enhance risk management capabilities?
    • How are banks developing their frameworks to incorporate new directives such as the new AML Rulebook (AMLR) and the sixth AML Directive (AMLD 6)? Should banks be looking at incorporating regional directives into a global financial crime framework?
    • Can the role of technology in financial crime functions be predicted in the future? How are banks shifting in their reliance on technology, and is this for the better?
10:00
  1. Coffee Break & Networking
    30 mins
11:15
  1. 40 mins
    • How can banks ensure that they are effectively identifying, assessing, and mitigating the associated risks of circumvention?
    • What are the current circumvention threats, risks, and red flags? How are banks identifying emerging threats in sanctions circumvention?
    • How are banks navigating sanctions risks with third-party and crossjurisdictional transactions? How are banks ensuring alignment of their risk appetite with increased sanctions guidelines?
    • To what extent are sanctions teams effective? How can the use of AI in circumvention detection create a more efficient risk management system for banks?
  2. 40 mins
    • What is best practice when defining clients as low, medium, or high risk and how are banks ensuring the appropriate risk rating categories?
    • Which considerations should banks be focusing on when categorising their clients as low-, medium- or high-risk?
    • How are banks defining changes in triggers in their continuous risk monitoring of clients? What strategies are banks employing to ensure the CRR model remains dynamic and responsive to evolving risk factors?
    • How can banks utilise transaction monitoring systems to detect abnormal behaviour patterns and scenarios? Which technologies are best suited for client risk rating?
  3. 40 mins
    • What are the opportunities for utilising the blockchain to unlock previously inaccessible transaction data?
    • How can the blockchain be utilised to improve efficiencies in the onboarding process? How can DLTs improve transparency and accuracy in identity verification and transaction monitoring?
    • How can banks navigate the potential implications of using DLTs to protect their clients’ data privacy?
    • What are the potential benefits and challenges of integrating DLTs into the global regulatory framework for combating financial crime?
    • How are banks managing the need for competition with new ideas such as digital passports and eKYC utilising DLTs?
12:15
  1. 40 mins
    • Given the growing complexity of corporate loan fraud schemes, how can banks enhance their due diligence processes to ensure accurate risk assessments and detection of fraudulent activities?
    • How can banks collaborate with governmental agencies and bodies given Companies House’s recent new legal powers to detect fraudulent registering of companies?
    • What steps can banks take to implement predictive modelling techniques for fraud prevention, leveraging historical data and machine learning algorithms to proactively identify high-risk loan applications and mitigate fraudulent activities?
  2. 40 mins
    • How can banks look to combining different data feeds for more effective case management in financial crime detection?
    • How can AI and advanced analytics improve the detection capabilities of integrated systems by analysing both structured and unstructured data?
    • What strategies can banks employ to continuously improve and adapt their integrated systems to address emerging financial crime risks effectively, such as updated scenario-based monitoring rules and refining algorithms?
    • How can banks overcome the challenge of data silos and ensure seamless integration of information between TM systems and media screening tools to enhance the effectiveness of their financial crime efforts?
  3. 40 mins
    • Why are banks undertaking de-risking as part of their strategy?
    • How are banks assessing certain customer segments as high-risk?
    • To what extent is the termination of account relationships forcing entities into less regulated or unregulated channels?
    • How are banks managing the reputational risk considerations when off-boarding clients deemed too highrisk?
    • How are banks determining that their RBA frameworks are managed effectively, to combat the unintended consequences of de-risking?
    • How can technology aid banks in assessing AML/CFT risk appropriately, to minimise unnecessary de-risking of clients?
12:55
  1. Lunch & Networking
    40 mins
13:45
  1. 40 mins
    • What are the current priorities of public/private collaboration programmes such as the Join Money Laundering Intelligence Taskforce (JMLIT)?
    • How can banks balance the need for commercial imperatives alongside participation in JMLIT and other data sharing initiatives?
    • What are the roles and responsibilities for banks in public initiatives such as JMLIT? How are regulators and governmental agencies providing clear oversight?
    • How can enforcement agencies manage the large volume of illicit assets passing through financial institutions through increased data-driven qualitative assessments?
14:30
  1. 40 mins
    • How can banks create a comprehensive catalogue of fraud risks across the business? How can these be incorporated into a sound fraud risk assessment?
    • How can senior leadership teams employ tools that appropriately assess, quantify, and report loss experience and exposure from fraud?
    • How can banks ensure their internal controls appropriately respond to fraud, suspected fraud, or allegations of fraud?
    • What role do banks’ formal governance forums play in promoting employee accountability in fraud risk management?
  2. 40 mins
    • What are the areas of consideration for standardisation of a KYC framework across business lines and products?
    • Which aspects of the onboarding process can be successfully automated, to ensure that employees are carrying out higher value-added tasks?
    • How can banks ensure the effective application of a risk-based approach (RBA) and ensure employees are aware of the risks the business is exposed to?
    • In what ways do regulatory requirements and industry standards impact the optimisation of the onboarding process? How can the business adapt their onboarding strategies to remain compliant whilst streamlining the customer experience?
  3. 40 mins
    • How effective are current financial crime frameworks adept for crypto and digital asset products?
    • How appropriate are current AML regulations for Crypto Asset Service Providers (CASPs) and Crypto custodians?
    • Does the lack of a standardised global approach to AML regulation provide opportunities for criminals to circumvent the rules? How could global regulatory collaboration provide clear directives for banks in emerging markets?
    • How does removing the need for intermediary financial institutions provide opportunities for criminals to evade AML and financial crime measures by removing the need to engage and operate with third parties?
    • How can banks ensure their exposure to financial crime risk from crypto and digital assets is appropriate and proportionate?
15:10
  1. Coffee Break & Networking
    30 mins
16:25
  1. 40 mins
    • What are the key factors to consider when deciding to prioritise building a skilled team or acquiring the necessary technology? How do key stakeholders’ objectives, existing resources and technological requirements influence the decision-making process?
    • When enhancing financial crime compliance measures, what considerations must be taken into account when determining the appropriate team size and adoption of technologies?
    • How do regulatory requirements, the complexity of financial crime risks and emerging illicit threats influence the decision-making process?
    • Which strategies can banks employ to ensure seamless integration with existing financial crime teams and processes? How can banks foster collaboration to leverage the strengths of teams and technology for a holistic financial crime prevention programme?
18:00
  1. Drinks Reception
    60 mins

 

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