COMSURE’S 6TH ANNUAL MAURITIUS FINANCIAL CRIME CONFERENCE
22/07/2024
Gain expert insights, engage in in-depth discussions, and network with industry leaders on financial crime. Our distinguished speakers, renowned for their expertise, will cover the latest trends, challenges, and strategies.
📅 Date: 30th August 2024
📍 Venue: Hennessy Park Hotel
👥 Hosts: Mathew Beale (Comsure Group) & Dipty Gajadur (Let's Comply)
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TOPICS TO BE COVERED
- Global trends and statistics in financial crime.
- Regulatory Framework and Compliance Obligations
- Overview of key international regulatory bodies (FATF, FinCEN, etc)
- The role of financial intelligence units (FIUs) in combating financial crime.
- Compliance challenges and emerging trends.
- Role of Technology in AML Compliance
- Blockchain and cryptocurrency challenges and solutions.
- Risk-Based Approach to AML Compliance
- Understanding risk assessment methodologies.
- Mitigating high-risk factors in customer onboarding and transaction monitoring.
- Cybersecurity measures for financial institutions.
- 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.
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