U.S. AML REFORM:
How has the regulatory environment impacted digitization and the new banking landscape?
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With significant industry and bi-partisan support, bills and amendments have been winding their way through the House and the Senate that would substantially reform the U.S. Anti-Money Laundering system. Along with potential new regulation on the horizon, financial institutions had strains placed on their existing KYC/AML programs as they scrambled to implement the Payment Protection Program under the CARES Act. This current regulatory environment is leading to an acceleration of digitization and workflow automation.
Our expert panelists each bring a unique perspective on regulation and digitization. Join us as we unpack the challenges you are facing and explore what is working, what is not working and what you should be doing to prepare for the future.
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Speakers
Susan White - Moderator
Americas Head of Business Development
kompany
Susan leads the kompany business in the Americas, working with clients and partners to provide solutions for their specific compliance and regulatory challenges.
kompany was founded in 2012 to address the slow and painful process that firms were facing while verifying entities around the globe as part of their KYC/KYB and AML processes. kompany's core strength is their real time access to over 200 global registries that took nearly a decade to establish and cultivate.
Jeremy Kuester
Counsel
White & Case LLP
Jeremy Kuester is a counsel in the Washington, DC office of White & Case LLP, as a member of the Global Financial Institutions Advisory practice. He has extensive experience with Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) regulations, legislation, compliance, and policy. His practice includes matters involving the laws and regulations involving anti-money laundering (AML) and financial intelligence, including AML information-sharing and de-risking.
Before joining White & Case, Jeremy was the Deputy Associate Director for the Policy Division at the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). During his tenure there, he oversaw the publication of numerous anti-money laundering advisories to the financial sector. He also drove efforts to be more responsive to how technological advancements impact the conduct of BSA/AML compliance.
Christopher Tocin
Head of Data Analytics & Automation, Risk Management & Regulatory Affairs Dept
M & T Bank
Chris has 15 years of experience within Risk Management and specifically focusing on data and technology. He is responsible for developing out the Department strategies on how to manage risk through analytics, automation potentials and other department wide initiatives. The strategies and efforts being implemented revolve around analytics tools, data validation and governance, data access and acquisition, and innovative technologies for automation. Chris has 15 years of experience within Risk Management and specifically focusing on data and technology.
Rachel Woolley
Global Director of Financial Crime
Fenergo
Rachel Woolley has over 14 years’ experience in the Financial Services industry having worked primarily in the funds industry and retail banking. She has a strong background in regulatory compliance, particularly in the areas of anti-money laundering and counter terrorist financing (AML/CTF).
Rachel is a member of the Association of Compliance Officers Ireland (ACOI) Financial Crime Working Group and currently holds four professional designations; Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS), Licentiate of the Association of Compliance Officers in Ireland (LCOI), Certified Financial Crime Prevention Practitioner (CFCPP) and Certified Data Protection Officer (CDPO).
Catherine Banks
Risk Proposition Specialist
Refinitiv
Catherine Banks has over 24 years of compliance, risk, audit and strategy experience in the financial service and insurance industries. For the past 10 years, her focus has been on AML and KYC. She currently specializes in Refinitiv's risk solutions, including World-Check Risk Intelligence, Qual-ID digital identity verification and Enhanced Due Diligence.
Manage KYC, AML and financial crime risk.
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