Bank Secrecy Act / Anti-Money Laundering - UPDATE

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Bank Secrecy Act / Anti-Money Laundering - UPDATE
Bank Secrecy Act / Anti-Money Laundering - UPDATE
Because regulatory expecta ons for BSA remain high, this is a must seminar of
“need‐to‐know” issues for the BSA/AML professional.
October 23, 2014
CBAI Headquarters ‐ Educa on Center
Springfield, IL
Sponsored By:
Presented By:
Bank Secrecy Act / Anti-Money Laundering - UPDATE
While not the nightmare of the early 2000’s, regulatory expecta ons for BSA remain high, and
there con nue to be changes in the enforcement of the rules. This means there is a con nued
need for you to focus on the effec ve and meaningful elements of your BSA program. This seminar will discuss many “need-to-know” issues for the BSA/AML professional.
Program Highlights
Risk Assessment
Building a solid BSA/AML program requires an effec ve assessment of the money laundering and other BSA risks facing your
bank. The BSA risk assessment that was “fine” at the last examinaon is now “deficient”, even though not much has changed. This
session discusses the risks that must be evaluated and provides
prac cal ideas on how to move beyond the basic assessment
methods provided in the examina on manual. Much of our focus
on risk will be on electronic product delivery systems, and the appropriate risk assessment response. The goal of this session is to
offer ideas to improve your bank’s risk assessment process and
results, and will offer opportuni es to step back for a moment and
consider your bank’s posi on.
Regulatory Update and Emerging Trends
This session highlights recent developments in the an money laundering laws and regula ons. This session will
discuss the recent due diligence proposal and other relevant pronouncements that have been issued by FinCEN
over the previous 12 -18 months.
OFAC Update
OFAC issues con nue to be a hot-bu on with examiners. We will look at common pi alls and provide ideas
to help to improve your program.
Date and Location
October 23, 2014
CBAI Headquarters ‐ Educa on Center
901 Community Drive
Springfield, IL 62703
Registra on begins at 8:30 AM and the seminar will run from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Suspicious Activity Reporting
Monitoring for suspicious ac vity is more important
than ever. And the requirements con nue to evolve.
We will include an in-depth review of SAR trends,
mortgage fraud, and issues as stated by the agencies.
We will include case studies in this sec on for analysis.
Beyond the Ordinary: Compliance
Challenges
While the overall day will include lecture segments, some of the best analysis and growth can
be found in the exchange of ideas and thoughts
among those who face the BSA/AML challenge every day. This session will be a guided
roundtable among all of the par cipants, as we share together the challenges that face bank
employees charged with BSA/AML responsibili es.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is ideally suited to employees with BSA/AML responsibili es who have an understanding of an -money laundering laws and regula ons, including BSA officers, compliance
officers, auditors, head tellers, and risk managers. The program would not be effec ve for individuals that do not have a basic BSA/AML skill set.
Compliance Professionals
This BSA/AML seminar is presented by Young & Associates, Inc., a na onally recognized compliance consul ng firm specializing in community banks. In total, the consultants at Young & Associates have published
more than 30 books and several hundred ar cles on banking. They provide training to more than 3,000
bankers each year and are speakers at several state and na onal conferences.
Adam Witmer, CRCM, Compliance Consultant
Adam Witmer is a compliance consultant with Young & Associates, Inc.,
serving client banks in the Midwest. Having an extensive variety of experience in banking, he performs in-bank compliance consul ng, conducts
compliance training, and writes ar cles for various compliance publicaons. Prior to joining Young & Associates, Inc., Adam served as an officer
and the Director of Compliance for a mul -bank holding company in the
Midwest. He has held the tles of Compliance Officer, BSA Officer, and
CRA Officer for mul ple banks, and has experience in the areas of compliance, training, internal audit, privacy, deposit and loan opera ons,
retail banking, secondary market lending, and other banking areas. He
holds the designa on of Cer fied Regulatory Compliance Manager
(CRCM) by the Ins tute of Cer fied Bankers in Washington, D.C. Adam
earned a BA in Business Administra on from Taylor University and an
MBA in Management and Human Resources from Indiana Tech.
Bank Secrecy Act / Anti-Money Laundering - UPDATE
Registra on Fees:
Early Bird (special rate for those who register one
month prior to the seminar date):
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$219 for the first person from members of CBAI.
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$199 each for two or more from CBAI member banks.
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$419 for the first person from prospec ve members of
CBAI.
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$399 each for two or more from prospec on CBAI member banks.
Regular:
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$249 for the first person from members of Community
Bankers Associa on of Illinois (CBAI).
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$229 each for two or more from CBAI member banks.
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$449 for the first person from prospec ve members of
CBAI.
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$429 each for two or more from prospec ve CBAI
member banks.
Designated Banker:
Name ____________________________________________________
Bank ____________________________________________________
Address___________________________________________________
October 23, 2014
CBAI Headquarters
City _______________________________ State ____ ZIP ________
Telephone ________________________ Fax______________________
E-mail ____________________________________________________
Educa on Center
Addi onal Delegates: _________________________________________
901 Community Drive
_______________________________________________________________
Springfield, IL 62703
Registra on begins at
8:30 AM and the seminar
will run from 9:00 AM to
4:00 PM.
__ I have special needs, please contact me before the seminar.
Please select your payment method:
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Return registraƟon form along with payment to:
Community Bankers Associa on of Illinois, 901 Community Drive, Springfield, IL 62703
For addiƟonal informaƟon, call:
Tracy McQuinn - Senior Vice President of Educa on and Special Events,
Valerie Johnston - Vice President, Melinda McClelland - Vice President,
Rebecca Ridgeway - Administra ve Assistant, Jennifer Nika - Administra ve Assistant
Department of Educa on and Special Events at 1-800-736-2224 for banks in Illinois or (217) 529-2265,
or Terry Griffin - Chicago area Vice President, at (708) 714-3333. Fax number: (217) 585-8738.