Virtual RoundtableJuly 7, 2020, 11:00am ETFederated Learning: Bringing Together Industry’s AML Intelligence
A next-gen AML Analytics system relying on collective intelligence can make compliance programs comprehensive, self-adaptive and sustainable.
Webinar 2June 23, 2020, 11:00am ETCrossing the AI Chasm in AML/CFT
Deploying AI-based anti-money laundering solutions in production and achieving desired results and scale are not as difficult as the industry thinks.
Webinar 1June 9, 2020, 11:00am ETRemodeling AML/CFT program with New Technology in COVID-19 and Beyond
The pandemic has elevated money laundering risks to unprecedented levels but modern technology can be the lifesaver in times of turbulence and post COVID-era.
Federated Learning: Bringing Together Industry’s AML Intelligence
May 18, 2020
Overview: Virtual Roundtable (Ended)
Federated Learning: Bringing Together Industry’s AML Intelligence
The global pandemic has affected all of us and has given us a reality check to adapt to any change and continue business as usual. As countries across the world experiment and reshape how we work and live, still AML practitioners and financial institutions are required to maintain a safe and sound Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) program. Integrating AI-powered AML systems to enhance risk coverage and improve operational efficiency is just the beginning. The future lies in sharing AML wisdom, giving equal footing to all banks, and stopping the bad actors together.
Listen and learn from our panel of experts in a virtual roundtable as they discuss:
- The need to move away from rules-driven, siloed AML programs designed for individual countries, product lines and customer segments.
- The need to have a 360-degree view of a customer and activity footprint
- The need to collaborate and share money laundering patterns in a privacy-preserved manner
Speakers
Roy D’sa
EVP, Chief BSA Officer & Chief Operational Risk Officer, Huntington National Bank
Having over 35 years of experience in financial services, Roy served in various leadership roles in retail banking, enterprise program management, technology and risk management. He currently leads Huntington Bank’s BSA/AML compliance program.
Jonathan Rusch
Former Head of Anti-Bribery & Corruption Governance, Wells Fargo
A practicing attorney and academic focused on corporate compliance, Jonathan served Wells Fargo, the US Department of Justice and the US Department of the Treasury in various strategic senior roles related to governance, risk, and compliance.
Abhishek Chatterjee
Founder & CEO, Tookitaki (Moderator)
A visionary entrepreneur with over 15 years of experience in areas of technology, finance and Regtech, Abhishek worked with JP Morgan, New York, before founding Tookitaki in 2014. He holds a master’s degree in Applied Mathematics from the University of Southern California.
Kathryn Reimann
Former MD & Chief Compliance Officer, Citibank
Kathryn Reimann spent more than two decades as a Chief Compliance Officer, most recently at Citibank and previously, at American Express. She advised financial services and fintech companies on compliance risk management, bank regulatory and governance issues.
Robert Cushing
Former Executive Director, Financial Crimes Compliance, Morgan Stanley
Robert has over 20 years of experience in leadership positions in the area of compliance at global financial institutions. His key focus areas include BSA/USA PATRIOT Act, KYC, transaction monitoring, risk assessment/compliance testing/training.
Crossing the AI Chasm in AML/CFT
May 18, 2020Overview: Webinar 2 (Ended)
Crossing the AI Chasm in AML/CFT
The COVID-19 crisis has accelerated the digital transformation plans across financial institutions to provide customers with a frictionless experience. This calls for adjustments in the current AML/CFT program framework to account for new patterns of criminal behavior and better address emerging money laundering risks. With the banking ecosystem redefined, many banks agree that artificial intelligence (AI) can help build an agile AML system resilient to market and regulatory changes, but for some, deploying AI is complicated, unknown, and more expensive than it might seem.
Listen to our distinguished industry experts – a senior analyst from Aite Group and a risk management veteran – as they debunk the myths surrounding AI implementation in AML programs and help
- Achieve scale and quicker time-to-value for AML compliance systems
- Improve AML detection and risk coverage with generalized AI models
- Move away from Blackbox AI to Glassbox AI
- Adapt to changing market conditions with a self-learning framework
Speakers
Colin Whitmore
Senior Analyst, Aite Group
Having more than 20 years of experience within banking and financial services, Colin is an expert in Anti-Money Laundering, Compliance, Data and Analytics, Know Your Customer (KYC), Machine Learning and AI, Sanctions Screening.
Sean O’Malley
Former Head of AML Risk Management, State Street
Having served several FIs, Sean is an expert in the areas of AML Risk Assessment and Sanctions Risk Assessment, Customer Risk Rating Methodology (KYC), AML Product Risk Ratings, AML Country Risk Ratings, and Operational Risk Modelling & Analytics.
Remodeling AML/CFT program with New Technology in COVID-19 and Beyond
May 18, 2020Overview: Webinar 1 (Ended)
Remodeling AML/CFT program with New Technology in COVID-19 and Beyond
The coronavirus pandemic has caused drastic changes in banking customer behavior and has given criminals new ways to generate and launder money. Such a shift in behavior has increased complications in the current AML/CFT program and financial institutions are finding it difficult to balance the evolving compliance demands with core business operations. New technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) can prepare FIs for disruptions across the detection of suspicious cases and their disposition.
In this widely attended webinar, a senior analyst from Celent and a risk & compliance veteran threw light on:
- Impact of COVID-19 and the changes required in current AML/CFT process to address the emerging threat
- Several coronavirus-specific scams and use cases with suggestions on improved detection abilities
- Watch items for screening and provide guidelines to better monitor and report potential positive hits
- Alerts triaging in an automated and efficient way to manage file BSA reports within mandated timeframe
Speakers
Arin Ray
Senior Analyst, Celent
An expert in risk and compliance operations in capital markets, Arin speaks and publishes extensively on regulatory and technology trends in trade and communication surveillance, Know Your Customer (KYC), and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) related issues.
Michael Slover
Former Senior Compliance Officer, Goldman Sachs
Michael is a risk and control executive with proven leadership in compliance risk management, anti-money laundering (BSA/AML), and audit and testing. He has demonstrated talent in implementing effective compliance solutions in numerous global financial services firms.
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