Location: Live online
Understanding the myriad risks presented by money launderers is often difficult. This series aims to provide bite-size learning to support those working in financial and professional services, to better understand the nature of the risks through a series of case studies.
Case study based learning helps professionals to spot potential 'red-flags' in relation to often complex international money laundering cases and to develop a greater feel for what might be suspicious, thereby enabling a more effective use of suspicious activity reporting mechanisms, helping individuals and firms to meet their reporting requirements.
Masterclass programme
Webinar 1: How serious organised criminals launder their money – case studies from HMRC organised crime operations
26 September 2022, 10:00-10:30, 0.5 CPD Hours
De Quincey Bailey LLB
Illicit Finance Lead HMRC Organised Crime Operations at Her Majesty's Revenue & Customs
Webinar 2: SFO v Petrofac: A new approach from the SFO?
06 October 2022, 10:00-10:30, 0.5 CPD Hours
Paige Berges
Webinar 3: Danske Bank: What went wrong?
10 November 2022, 15:00-15:30, 0.5 CPD Hours
Speaker to be confirmed
Webinar 4: A review of the corrupt abuse of EU Golden Passports & Visas
16 November 2022, 10:00-10:30, 0.5 CPD Hours
Roland Papp
Senior Policy Officer – Illicit Financial Flows at Transparency International EU
Webinar 5: A review of the NatWest case and corporate liability for money laundering
29 November 2022, 10:00-10:30, 0.5 CPD Hours
John Binns
Partner at BCL Solicitors LLP
Webinar 6: The wild wild west – a round up of the wildest financial crime stories of 2021
15 December 2022, 10:00-10:30, 0.5 CPD Hours
Lukas Alpert
Financial Investigations Reporter at MarketWatch
This series is £165 for all sessions.
Benefits of membership include: full members can submit a detailed firm listing for posting on our website, staff of full members can attend our regular lunchtime seminars free of charge, all members have priority booking for our BPP International Finance training courses.