2020 Economic Crime & Compliance eCPD Seminar Series (Jersey)

Professional Development

Overview

Acknowledged by senior offshore practitioners as the essential event for MLROs, MLCOs, Compliance Officers, Senior Managers and Directors, the Annual Compliance & Economic Crime Symposium offers a valuable opportunity to reflect upon the challenges faced by industry, whilst also equipping delegates with enhanced awareness of the key risks in compliance and the fight against financial crime. 

Due to the spread of COVID-19 and limitations on face-to-face events globally, this year’s 16th Annual Compliance & Economic Crime Symposium will run as a series of 1-hour live webinars.  

The 2020 Economic Crime & Compliance eCPD Seminar Series focuses on the current trends in financial crime, as well as looking at the future of compliance within the financial services industry. Covering a wide spectrum of topics within the financial crime prevention landscape, this series of webinars provides invaluable updates and insights to industry practitioners towards the end of what has been a challenging year, on a global scale.  

This series will comprise of 6 seminars of 60 minutes, inclusive of a 10-minute Q&A. 

 

Online Classroom

This course will be delivered through Online Classroom Live.

Please read our Online Classroom for Professional Development FAQ

Suitable For

This series will be of interest to MLCOs, MLROs, anti-financial crime specialists, compliance professionals, directors and those working in risk management.

Runs until 18 May 2021
6 CPD hours
Six x 1 hour seminars  
Jersey

This session has already run and a new date has not yet been scheduled. Please contact us to register your interest.

 General Information

Venue: Online Live Classroom 

Cost:  £ 255 for the full programme
£55 per individual seminar     

Programme Content

Sessions can be booked individually as required or as a complete programme.

Financial Crime Prevention – the future horizon

Not Available
David Hicks
Global Head of Forensic, Partner at KPMG in the UK

A review of financial crime risks for trusts and company service providers and foundations

Not Available
Kate Rabey
Advocate and Legislative Counsel at Officers of the Crown, Guernsey

Tackling higher risk business

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William Grace
Partner at Offshore Law Firm Carey Olsen

National Risk Assessment – what next for the Jersey Financial Services Commission and Industry?

Not Available
Hamish Armstrong
Chief Adviser, Financial Crime, Policy at the Jersey Financial Services Commission

An exploration of the RegTech universe

Not Available
Stephen Platt
Founder & CEO of KYC Global

KYC & CDD – evolving best practice

Not Available
Speaker TBC
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