WR Seminar: BSA/AML Institute

06/18/2012 - 06/20/2012

San Francisco, CA

The formal requirements for financial institution compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act are no less important today than they were in 2001 when the U.S.A. Patriot Act substantively increased BSA/AML requirements. Moreover, examiners continue to scrutinize bank BSA/AML programs. This Institute will cover all of the requirements of each segment of the regulation and attendees will receive guidance on best practice expectations in each area.

When completed, each attendee will have the in-depth knowledge, resources and peer network to effectively manage their BSA/AML function and to audit this function properly.

In addition, participants will be offered the opportunity to successfully pass two comprehensive exams and receive a formal BSA/AML professional designation. Our objective for the Certified BSA/AML Professional (CBAP) certification is to meet the comprehensive educational needs of BSA/AML officers and auditors of community financial institutions up to $2.5 billion in total assets.

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Topics Include:

• Financial recordkeeping and reporting
• Customer Identification Program (CIP) requirements
• Anti-money laundering program requirements
• Risk assessment methodology
• High risk customer identification and monitoring
• Incident investigation methodology
• Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) duties
• OFAC responsibilities
• Independent tests of BSA compliance programs to ensure proper controls are effectively in place
• Policies and procedures reasonably designed to identify and report suspicious activities

Instructor: David Bequeaith

The formal requirements for financial institution compliance under the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) continue to be significant. Participants will cover all of the primary requirements of each segment of the regulation and receive guidance on best practice expectations in each area. When completed, each participant will have the in-depth knowledge, resources and peer networks to effectively manage their BSA/AML function or audit this function properly.

Who Should Attend: Community bank BSA and AML officers, compliance officers, auditors, directors and training managers

CIB/ICBA Member: $995
Nonmember: $1,495
Nonbanker: $1,995

CERTIFICATION TESTING FEE
ICBA Member: $50
Nonmember: $100

20 CPE Credits

Program Level: Basic-Intermediate

Certification Designation: Certified BSA/AML Professional (CBAP)

Hotel Information:
To make your hotel reservations, contact Embassy Suites San Francisco Airport - Waterfront at (650) 342-4600.
Rate: $159 Single/Double
Reservation Deadline: 5/26/2012