Managing the Risk of Financial Crime

Course Code:	5101
Dates:	On a date of your choice
Venue:	Novotel Tower Bridge, Central London
Course Fees:	Available on application
CPD Credits:	12

• Understanding how criminals target different sectors of the financial services industry
• Creating the right ethical environment
• Money Laundering and new ways of making dirty money clean
• Latest techniques used to finance terrorism
• Controlling Fraud & Management Issues
• The Internal Fraudster - the most dangerous threat? 
• Vulnerabilities of Financial Systems

Who should attend?

This event will be practical benefit for anyone with responsibility for detecting and reporting on financial crime in their firm, especially if you're a MLRO, Compliance, Internal Audit, or Risk professionals. If you have day-to-day responsibility for operating the systems and controls that should detect financial crime you'll also find this course of immense benefit in recognising and reporting suspicious events.

How delegates will benefit

During this course you'll:

• Update knowledge of the legal framework and the FSA’s approach from real experts
• Take a fresh look at managing and suppressing financial crime
• Understand the current means by which money launderers and terrorists attempt to abuse financial systems for their own ends
• Be alert to the most serious threat – internal fraud
• Recognise the importance of the culture and integrity of staff
• Review and identify weaknesses in current systems
• Identify new products that may be inherently vulnerable to abuse
• Share experience through discussion and analysis of case studies

Training Approach

You will learn by active participation during the seminar through the use of the training materials, seminar manual, group exercises, and practice. Numbers are limited to 15, so that you will be able to receive personal attention.

Workshop Leaders: Peter Ball ACIB

Peter is a Senior Associate with a specialist consultancy. He is widely experienced having spent over 30 years with a major high street bank which included seven years of having responsibility for reducing business losses due to all types of fraudulent activity in the United Kingdom, Europe and Africa. He has designed and presented numerous Workshops on Financial Fraud and Corporate Governance in the UK, Kenya, Uganda, Malawi and Zambia. He was a major contributor to the British Bankers Association “Fraud Managers’ Handbook” and also assisted the BBA in completing the first UK Banking & Financial Services Fraud Survey. Most recently he has undertaken a review of the fraud risks inherent in sub-prime mortgage lending for a leading UK Bank.

Simon Dilloway BSc(Hons), MSc, MSyI

During a 30 year career with the Metropolitan Police, Simon was employed as an NTFIU team leader conducting financial investigations of high priority terrorist targets in conjunction with the British intelligence agencies and the anti-terrorist branch. He was the author of the definitive report on the costing and funding of the London Bombings on 7th July 2005. He has lectured on Terrorist Finance Investigation at courses run by the United Kingdom Asset Recovery Agency (ARA), the Metropolitan Police Counter-Terrorist Command and other UK police forces. He has delivered training to Lebanese and Iraqi personnel in the Middle East and North Africa as part of an ongoing consultancy for the European Commission and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. He is part of a Council of Europe capacity building project on AML and CFT in the Russian Federation.

Programme Outline

DAY 1 Session 1 - Introduction To highlight priorities set by the FSA. Managing risk of financial crime: 2007/2008 - Philip Robinson, Financial Crimes and Intelligence Director 2009 - Adair Turner, Chairman FSA Session 2 - Fraud Management within a Corporate Structure To understand the development of strategies to manage fraud. The Fraud Act 2006 Constituents of a "major fraud" Response to a fraud attack Where best to place responsibility for managing fraud Powers and responsibilities Determining reporting lines Session 3 – Practical steps to manage culture and ethics To determine how best to manage the culture and ethics of the organisation Maintaining ethical behaviour Codes of an ethical culture How to raise ethical standards Avoidance of reputation risk Role of Human Resources Role of quality control procedures Dissemination of corporate values Session 4 – Money Laundering To discuss and understand the principle of money laundering   Overview of legislation Understanding money laundering behaviours and typologies Explore and discuss current successful strategies Keeping on the right side of the law – procedures to avoid contravention Session 5 – Financing of Terrorism  To explore and discuss related case studies The similarities and differences between money laundering and the financing of terrorism Terrorist financing in action Explore and discuss recent case studies of Terrorist Finance Investigations

DAY 2 Session 6 – The Internal Fraudster  The most serious threat? Understanding the temptations Limiting the Opportunities Maintaining staff honesty and commitment Session 7 – Controlling Fraud & Management Issues To estabilish who should have responsibility for controlling fraud and the mechanisms required Fraud risk assessment The creation of a fraud aware culture Management and Staff responsibilities Training Role of office procedures Who discovers fraud? Encouraging and protecting the Whistleblower Receiving and recording of customer complaints Which reports to investigate, and by whom Involving law enforcement agencies Session 8 – Vulnerabilities of Financial Systems  Discuss and identify the main areas of concern Main areas of concern Identification of vulnerabilities in new payment methods Study into ‘Second Life’ as the perfect anonymous money transfer mechanism Session 9 - End of Workshop  Workshop review Open Forum

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Booking

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