This 2025 Financial Services Compliance Series is tailored for compliance professionals, focusing on the key challenges and evolving dynamics shaping the future of regulatory compliance. Attendees will explore critical topics such as adapting KYC processes to meet global regulatory changes by 2025, managing conduct risk, and understanding the latest trends in terrorist financing. The series will also cover the development of whistleblower programmes, navigating the changing landscape of AML typologies, and managing conflicts of interest. With practical insights into sanctions compliance, PEP monitoring, and the strategic integration of AI and technology, these sessions will equip participants with the tools to enhance their compliance frameworks and stay ahead of regulatory shifts.
The series is delivered live online via Microsoft TEAMS and recorded where possible. Each webinar provides 1-hour of CPD. 
 
Suitable For
This series is suitable for financial services compliance professionals, risk managers, MLROs and MLCOs. 
 
Agenda
| KYC in 2025: Adapting to Global Regulatory Developments 25 February 2025   
Trends in regulation and guidance to industry
What does ‘Reliance’ mean in 2025?
How technology can accelerate sharing of KYC data and conduct of periodic reviews  | 
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| Conduct Risk: Identifying, Mitigating, and Monitoring Risk25 March 2025   
Definition of conduct risk
Identifying conduct risk indicators
Regulatory expectations
Building risk mitigation frameworks
Monitoring tools and techniques
Case studies and lessons learnt | 
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| Evolving Trends in Terrorist Financing: Latest Typologies and Risk Indicators22 April 2025  
Latest terrorist financing typologies
Risk indicators for financial institutions
Global regulatory frameworks
Emerging threats and vulnerabilities
Financial sanctions and compliance
Best practices for detection and prevention | 
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| Building an Effective Whistleblower Programme06 May 2025   
General legal requirements and protections
Structuring whistleblower policies
Encouraging a reporting culture
Confidentiality and anonymity strategies
Investigating whistleblower reports
Reporting to regulatory authorities | 
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| The Changing Face of AML Typologies10 June 2025  
Evolution of AML typologies
Past lessons and trends
Evolving risks in global markets
Regulatory developments and compliance
Best practices for risk management
Technology in AML detection  | 
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| Managing Conflicts of Interest14 July 2025  
Types of conflicts in financial services
Identifying potential conflicts
Developing conflict mitigation policies
Disclosure and transparency requirements
Monitoring and reporting mechanisms
Case studies of conflict management  | 
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| Designing an Effective Compliance Monitoring Programme13 October 2025  
Key components of a monitoring programme
Risk-based monitoring approaches
Integrating regulatory requirements
Tools and technology for monitoring
Reporting and escalation processes
Continuous improvement and audits | 
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| OFAC and EU Sanctions: Key Differences and Practical Compliance Strategies
20 October 2025   
Overview of OFAC and EU sanctions
Key differences in scope and application
Compliance challenges for businesses
Risk-based approach to sanctions compliance
Case studies of sanctions breaches
Practical strategies for compliance | 
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| PEP Monitoring: Best Practices for Ongoing Risk Assessment and Compliance25 November 2025  
Defining PEPs and associated risks
Risk-based approach to PEP monitoring
Ongoing due diligence processes
Compliance challenges and red flags
Technology in PEP screening
Regulatory expectations and reporting  | 
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| The Future of Governance in Financial Crime Compliance: Safeguarding through Harnessing AI and Strategic Oversight09 December 2025   
AI and machine learning in compliance
Predictive analytics for risk management
Automation of compliance processes
The role of RegTech in financial services
Regulatory considerations of AI use
Case studies of AI in compliance | 
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