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Comsure Mauritius 2024 conference update – FSC added another speaker to the programme.

23/08/2024

Comsure are thrilled to announce that joining Mrs Renu, Audit Director of Supervision, will be Ms Teenoosha Boyjoo, Acting Manager [AML/CFT]. Her insights will undoubtedly enrich our conference.

Mrs Audit Ms BOYJOO will offer a timely and enlightening update on

  • the importance of Public Private Partnership,
  • Role of the private sector,
  • Initiatives we have done to sustain the implementation of reform,
  • Importance of CRA/BRA/BO information, and
  • International Cooperation is used to combat financial crime through the seizure and confiscation of assets.

Mrs Audit Ms BOYJOO will join nine other speakers renowned for their expertise and will cover the latest trends, challenges, and strategies.

SECURE YOU SPOT NOW

•            Register here: https://lnkd.in/dNdNb4BQ or

•            email   yes@comsuregroup.com.

📅 Date: 30th August 2024

📍 Venue: Hennessy Park Hotel

👥 Hosts: Mathew Beale (Comsure Group) & Dipty Gajadur (Let's Comply)

TOPICS TO BE COVERED

  1. Global trends and statistics in financial crime.
  2. Regulatory Framework and Compliance Obligations
  3. Overview of critical international regulatory bodies (FATF, FinCEN, etc)
  4. The role of financial intelligence units (FIUs) in combating financial crime.
  5. Compliance challenges and emerging trends.
  6. Role of Technology in AML Compliance
  7. Blockchain and cryptocurrency challenges and solutions.
  8. Risk-Based Approach to AML Compliance
  9. Understanding risk assessment methodologies.
  10. Mitigating high-risk factors in customer onboarding and transaction monitoring.
  11. Cybersecurity measures for financial institutions.
  12. Future Trends and Innovations in Financial Crime

 

In association with Let's Comply, we bring you a conference filled with unparalleled expertise and invaluable guidance on financial crime prevention. Your participation will be a valuable investment in your professional development.

#FinancialCrime #Conference #ProfessionalDevelopment #Comsure #LetsComply #NMLTrainingCentre #NexGenMarketing #RegisterNow

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