Enforcing Compliance 16 March 2023
Building great policies and procedures is only the beginning
This Forum is fully remote. Date - Time GMT
TIME ZONE: The Americas, The Caribbean, Europe, Middle East, West Africa, AUS and NZ.
Event Info.
Compliance is the process by which policies and procedures are followed. Ideally, this should happen by as part of a company's culture but in practice, it must be enforced from inside the company as "internal compliance" and from outside (as "external compliance")
In this Forum, we will examine why compliance fails and what can be done about it.

Tickets
GBP20.00 including UK VAT where applicable
Bookings closed

Programme
16 March, 2023 18:00GMT
GMT
17:45 Platform opens for login
18:00 Welcome. Nigel Morris-Cotterill. A short introduction to understanding suspicion in financial crime.
18:30 Speaker 1 Herding millennial cats.
19:30 Sponsor's presentation (Sponsor 1) tba.
20:00 Speaker 2 Sameera Dawood-Bhagwan will explain her experience in a large developed economy with a large underclass, the compliance problems that brings and approaches to deal with it.
21:00 Sponsor's presentation (Sponsor 2) Internal surveillance
21:30 Speaker 3 Securities company compliance officer : the "regulatorily resistant trader"
22:30 Wrap up and thanks.
22:45 Platform closes.

Speakers
Sameera Dawood-Bhagwan
Topic
Biog.
Sameera the AML/CFT divisional head at the South African Reserve Bank. She oversees a team of 26
responsible for AML/CFT supervision of banks and life insurers. She is admitted as an attorney and has a
number of years of experience working in various money laundering and terrorist financing positions within the banking sector and the South African FIU.

Who should attend.
Financial Crime Risk and Compliance Officers
Law enforcement
Legislators, policy makers and regulators
C-Suite officers in commerce, trade and industry
Risk managers
Insurance underwriters |
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Computer scientists
Data analysts
On-line marketing practitioners
Customer engagement specialists |

CPD/CPE/Certificate Credits
Attending The Financial Crime Forum lets you earn Portable CPD* credits which, where recognised, may be used for your professional CPD. Note: even when Portable CPD* is not formally accepted, it may be accepted under the general "reading" or "attending lectures" classes that many professional bodies provide.
This event provides five hours credits.
*Portable CPD is a trademark of Vortex Centrum Limited.
