We're excited to offer a virtual option for our 17th Annual Counterterrorism and Financial Crimes Forum.
Unfortunately, it’s no surprise that criminals have taken advantage of the shift to e-commerce that was fueled and accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Criminals are preying on unsuspecting consumers and well-intentioned government programs.
It’s more important than ever that financial institutions work closely with their partners in law enforcement to combat the threat of fraud schemes, ransomware attacks and the growth in domestic terrorism.
To help combat this ever-growing threat, we’ve added a virtual component to our forum this year. We’re livestreaming our keynote presentation and our morning panel sessions so we can share this important information with a larger audience.
Register now for this virtual event and hear about the latest trends and strategies for managing financial crimes risk and learn from experts in BSA/AML compliance.
Note that we will not be offering this on demand, so please plan on attending the livestream.
Participation in this event is by invitation only. Due to the sensitive nature of our content, this event is closed to media, and social media sharing is prohibited.
Keynote Speakers
Featured Speakers
Agenda at a glance
Please check back frequently, as we’ll be adding more information about these sessions as we receive it.
Thursday, Aug. 18 | |
8:00 a.m. | Welcome Remarks and Keynote Session: Fireside Chat Clarke and Kieran will share insight into financial crimes risk challenges. They will discuss the broader risks facing financial institutions as we emerge from COVID-19 and deal with inflation and a possible recession. They'll also provide their perspective on what may be on the horizon. |
9:00 a.m. | Panel Discussion: Homeland Security Investigations (HSI)
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10:00 a.m. | Break |
10:15 a.m. | Panel Discussion: 2022 National Risk Assessments for Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Proliferation Financing
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11:15 a.m. | Panel Discussion: Crypto 101: What You Need to Know About Cryptocurrencies: What They Are, How They Are Used, and Financial Crimes Risks and Practical Examples of How to Manage Them
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FAQs
Can I attend the in-person event?
In-person attendance is extremely limited. But if you feel you should be considered for in-person attendance, please email Karen.Owen@sas.com.
Will I earn CAMS credits?
Due to changes in ACAMS External Event Accreditation policy, we are no longer able to provide ACAMS credit for this event.
Will sessions be available on demand?
No. Due to the confidential nature of much of the content, we can’t record the event for on-demand viewing.
What if I have a technical issue while attending the virtual event?
- Reconnect: Try connecting again to the webcast.
- Change browsers: We suggest trying Chrome, Safari or Firefox.
- Guest network: Change your internet access connection, or try a guest network, if available.
- Wireless: Try connecting via a wireless device (not Wi-Fi on the corporate network).
- Avoid RDS and VPN: Do not use a remote desktop connection to view the webcast.
- Personal device: Use a personal device and not a work computer.
Some organizations block streaming media. If your employer has a firewall in place, unfortunately, there is nothing we can do to help with this.
Register now for this virtual event
Notice Concerning Training, Education, Food, Refreshments or Other Gifts Provided by SAS
At this event SAS will provide you items that may be subject to gift rules applicable for your organization. We respect these rules and encourage you to clear your receipt of these items with your organization. If you prefer, you may pay fair market value and receive a receipt for the items at sas.com/paysas.
This event is closed to media and social media sharing is prohibited.
SAS reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to remove or refuse attendee registration.