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South Carolina Bankers Associa on PO Box 1483, Columbia, SC 29202‐1483 Phone: 803‐779‐0850 Fax: 803‐779‐0890 Website: www.scbankers.org
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January 27-28, 2016
2016 BSA/AML Workshop Courtyard Marrio Downtown @ USC
630 Assembly Street, Columbia, South Carolina Day 1: 9 a.m. ‐ 4 p.m.
Day 2: 8:30 a.m. ‐ 3:30 p.m.
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How to Register
By mail: Mail to: SCBA, P.O. Box 1483, Columbia,
S.C., 29202‐1483
By fax: Complete form and fax to: SCBA, 803.779.0890
By Internet: At www.scbankers.org, go to “Educa on and Events”
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Please register the following person(s) for the BSA/AML Workshop to be held on January 27‐28, 2016, at the Courtyard Marrio Downtown @ USC. Registra on fees are $265 for members for each day or $495 for both days; $650 for non‐members for each day and $950 for both days. The total number of registrants is ___. Cer ficate of Training will be Provided.
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2016 BSA/AML Workshop
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
9:00 a.m.: Registra on 9:30 a.m.: Program Featuring Pa Blenden Begins ‐ This session will review the updated November 2014 BSA/AML Exam Manual. BSA/AML Regulatory Program Expecta ons
Four Pillars of BSA Compliance Programs Fi h Pillar? Customer Due Diligence Road Map to Success: Current BSA/AML Exam Trends Risk Assessment: Addressing All Customers, Products and Services Suppor ng Documenta on Quan fiable Assessment Expanded Risk Assessment Requirements Geography: Countries of Concern, HIDTAs, HIFCAS, Bulk Currency Corridors
Customer Iden fica on Program (CIP) Consumer Customer Due Diligence Enhanced Customer Due Diligence High‐Risk Products and Services Third Party Payment Processors Mobile Banking Customers New Payment Methods Banking Foreign Customers
Noon: Luncheon Customer Due Diligence (CDD)
Consumer Customer Due Diligence Commercial Customer Due Diligence Enhanced Due Diligence
Currency Transac on Reports (CTR) and CTR Exemp ons CTR Tips and Tools Phase I and Phase II Exemp on Rules
Suspicious Ac vity Repor ng (SAR) Robust SAR Program Guidelines Cri cal Components for an Effec ve Monitoring and Repor ng Program Finesse your Narra ves to Prompt A en on from Law Enforcement
Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) Program Screening Responsibili es and Match Resolu on HIDTA, HIFCA, PEPs, FBI Most Wanted, Countries of Concern and other Watch Lists Hot Spots to Watch For, Including Recent Enforcement Ac ons
BSA Training for Everyone! General Bank and Board Training Func on—Specific Training for Employees: New Hires and New Jobs
4 p.m.: Adjournment ‐ Cer ficate of Training will be Provided.
BSA/AML Workshop Thursday, January 28, 2016 8:00 a.m.: Registra on 8:30 a.m.: Program Featuring Pa Blenden Begins Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Trends Core Money Laundering Indicators Effec vely Figh ng Fraud, Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Money Laundering Threat Assessment and Industry Trends High Risk Areas of Concern FinCEN’s Recent Suspicious Ac vity Reviews and New Trends Money Mules, Ponzi Scams and Other Bunk Human Trafficking and Human Smuggling High Risk Product and Services Update Privately‐Owned ATMs Remote Deposit Capture (RDC) Remotely Created Checks (RCC) Remotely Created Payment Orders (RCPO) Shadow Banking Terrorist Financing Methods Virtual Currency and the Electronic Payment Revolu on Noon: Luncheon 12:45 p.m.: A Session with the Experts in the Field Case Studies and Success Stories
Representa ves from the Following Agencies will Address the Workshop: U.S. Department of Homeland Security U.S. Department of Treasury
U.S. A orney’s Office The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond 3:30 p.m. Adjournment ‐ Cer ficate of Training will be Provided.
This program is designed to enhance the skills of your Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) and An ‐Money Laundering (AML) support staff, your independent audit team, and any personnel responsible for managing and maintaining a strong BSA and AML program. Expand your staff’s understanding and exper se in some of the most cri cal skills they will ever possess – skills that can protect your profits in these very challenging mes of ght margins and sustained high expecta ons! Recent exam findings indicate we need to re‐visit the basics! Join us for our annual update to our Bank Secrecy Act fundamentals to en‐
sure you are maintaining the appropriate program commensurate with your Bank’s program tools and techniques to match current trends. As soon as we think we have the pa erns pegged, the criminals quickly develop new and trickier ways to hide in plain sight! There’s been no decline in the expecta on for us to perform more and more due diligence to know our customer and iden fy unusual or suspicious customer ac vity! Despite the regulatory chal‐lenges we are facing, BSA and AML expecta ons have not subsided. Examine the expanded, useful risk assessment and review techniques that can be gleaned from a wide variety of reliable and free resources. Learn how to im‐mediately apply them to your high risk customers. Lots of great tools to en‐hance your customer due diligence program whether you think you have high risk customers or not! No need to feel overwhelmed by exis ng customer due diligence responsibili es (CDD) and the new electronic payment channels that are taking over financial se lement today! We’ll help with some ps and tools to get your program updated and compliant. Pa Blenden of Financial Solu ons will lead our program to discover new
and improved solu ons to the ever‐expanding regulatory challenges. We will discuss the latest developments regarding risk assessment, criminal ac vity pa erns indica ng increased problems and the bank’s repor ng responsibili‐es that accompany those scenarios. Join us for the review of an updated and
expanded risk assessment methodology including the required elements for documen ng your bank’s risk assessment. Learn from others’ mistakes by re‐viewing the latest BSA/AML enforcement ac ons and how the criminals and terrorists are expanding their use of electronic payment methods, prepaid cards and just about anything else they can get their hands on! Join us as we learn more tricks and ps to maximize your programs designed
to comply with these very important issues facing every financial ins tu on. We’ll learn, we’ll laugh, and we’ll vent a li le. Most importantly, we’ll be ready to face the latest version of BSA and AML challenges with a few more effec ve tools. Come get more great solu ons and be prepared for the next level in the war against money laundering and terrorist financing.
Hotel Accommoda ons You are responsible for your own hotel reserva ons. A small block of rooms has been reserved for January 26 and January 27 at the Courtyard Marrio @ USC, 630 Assembly St., Columbia. Call 803.799.7800 for reserva ons. Iden fy yourself as a ending the SCBA Conference. The block will be held un l January 4, 2016, with a special SCBA room rate of $139.00, plus tax per evening. Please make reserva ons prior to this date, as rooms will be released to the general public a erward. Please Register Before January 19, 2016
Lunches are included in the registra on fee. Due to necessary commitments and expenses, there will be no refund of
registra on fee a er 12 p.m. on January 25, 2016.
Handouts will be Emailed Prior to the Workshop SUBSTITUTIONS CAN BE MADE
You May Register for One or Both Days