Location: Live online
Know your Customer (KYC) & Client Due Diligence (CDD) are at the heart of financial crime risk management in the financial services sector.
Regulators are increasingly focused on the quality of KYC & CDD carried out both at client onboarding and review stage. Following increased legislative pressure, financial services businesses are still getting to grips with the challenges presented by complex business relationships, particularly PEP relationships.
This virtual half-day forum will examine the key issues faced by those responsible for undertaking and monitoring KYC & CDD.
Agenda:
13:45-14:00 Registration and welcome from the Forum Chair
Andrew Horbury, Director at the School of International Financial Services
14:00-14:30 UBO & Control – what really matters?
Jo French LLM, Specialist Compliance Tutor at the School of International Financial Services
14:30-15:00 Managing PEP-risk in light of the Pandora Papers
Stephen Platt, Founder & CEO at RiskScreen
15:00-15:30 It's never too early to SAR: spotting red flags during KYC/CDD
Sharon Sargeant, Compliance Consultant at Baker Regulatory Services
15:30-15:40 Break
15:40-16:10 Panel discussion: A view from both sides of the fence: How effective CDD inoculates against enforcement action
Barry Faudemer, Chief Executive of Baker & Partners; Tom Townson, Partner, Head of Financial Crime at Grant Thornton; tbc
16:10-16:40 Managing KYC remediation projects
tbc
16:40-17:00 A quick-fire roundup of practical KYC/CDD take-aways
Andrew Horbury, Director at the School of International Financial Services
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 School of International Financial Services (SIFS) training courses.