To Report or Not to Report? Practical Scenarios for MLROs
Description
This webinar will provide MLROs and compliance professionals with a practical guide to managing external reporting obligations. It will cover key considerations in determining whether to report suspicious activity, the investigation steps required before making a disclosure, and how to compile a high-quality suspicious activity report (SAR). The session will also address best practices for record-keeping and present real-world worked examples to help attendees navigate challenging reporting decisions.
Content
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How, when and how to report suspicious activity?
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The investigation steps
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Writing a good quality report
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Record keeping
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Worked examples in practice
Presenter
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Jo French Expert Trainer at the School of International Financial Services |
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Jo, through her company JETT Limited, specialises in developing contemporary bespoke, technical in-house CPD programmes covering a range of AML, compliance and governance issues. She has over 25 years’ experience in delivering credible training to a wide range of financial service businesses both in the Crown Dependencies and internationally, as well as institutions that include the BBA, the ACSP in the Isle of Man, Guernsey Training Agency and the Jersey International Business School where her role also extended to delivering on Buckingham University’s BSc (Hons) in International Financial Services degree as part of their faculty. In addition, she has taught on the International Compliance Association’s full range of AML and compliance qualifications since 2005, and as a Fellow of the Governance Institute (formally ICSA) written and delivered across both level 4&5 Certificate and Diploma, as well as the qualifying scheme, (subjects include Corporate Governance, Risk Management, Boardroom Dynamics, Company Law and Company Compliance and Administration.) Jo’s ICSA students have won many international prizes, most recently in Trust and Company Administration in May 2021, and CORE in the November 2021 exams. A committed educationalist, Jo has a First Class Law Degree (LLB) and Masters in Law (LLM) (Merit) from Queen Mary University of London specialising in financial services law. She is passionate about the delivery of accessible and innovative training courses. |