2012 Effective Risk Based Anti-Money Laundering Controls - Programme
Programme
09.30 Registration and coffee
09:45 Regulating Anti-Money Laundering and why is Anti-Money Laundering (AML) important
- Basic illustrations
- How much money is being laundered?
- Innovative fraud
- Money Laundering, an international problem
- UK response
- Countering the Finance of Terrorism (CFT)
- How is the FLA involved?
10:15 The AML UK Legal & Regulatory requirements
- Who do the regulations apply to?
- Financial Services Authority (FSA)
- The FSA perimeter
- POCA 2002: Primary & Secondary Offences
- The Objective Test
- Tipping Off
- Serious Organised Crime Police Act 2005
- Principles based regime (including disciplinary cases)
- Recent FSA Fines
- Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC), as a regulator
11:00 Case study
11:30 Tea break
11:45 The Risk Based JMLSG Guidance Notes
- A risk based approach- overview of the sector
- Core Obligations
- Identifying and assessing the risks faced by the firm/Group
- Implementing controls to identify, manage and/ or mitigate the risks
- Monitoring, reporting and improving the effective operation of the firm’s controls
- Impact on the Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO)
- Dynamic risk management
- Elements of a basic risk management system
12:15 The Suspicious Activity Reporting regime (SAR)
- The SAR Consent system, objectives and expectations
- Defining “Knowledge” and “suspicion”
- Effective AML reporting: internal and external
- The Consent issue
- Keeping Records
- Non-UK Offences
- Data Protection Issues
- Common SAR problems and suggested solutions
13:00 Lunch
14:15 Case study
14:45 AML/CFT Systems and Controls/ Key Risk Controls
- Senior Management responsibilities - internal controls
- The Nominated Officer/Money Laundering reporting Officer
- Customer Due Diligence (Consumer/Asset/Motor Specific)
- Staff Awareness and Training Record Keeping
- The expectations and practice of different Law Enforcement Agencies
- USA (extra territoriality)
- Recent cases
15:30 Afternoon tea
15:45 Changes in regime since Dec 2007
- The Third EU AML Directive
- Counter-Terrorism Act 2008
- Statutory Instruments, the hidden menace
- JMLSG - Directions under the Counter-Terrorism Act 2008
- JMLSG - Amendments to the Guidance following its August 2008 Consultation
- The Wolfsberg Group Principles
- The Treasury Review of the 2007 ML Regs
- The New UK Supreme Court
- The Interaction of AML and the 2006 Fraud Act
16:45 Discussions/ questions
17:00 Close

