What is best practice when defining clients as low, medium, or high risk and how are banks ensuring the appropriate risk rating categories? Which considerations should banks be focusing on when categorising their clients as low-, medium- or high-risk? How can banks utilise transaction monitoring systems to detect abnormal behaviour patterns and scenarios? Join the panel discussion: Operationalising the Client Risk Rating (CRR) Model: Defining Low-, Medium- and High-Risk Clients for Effective AML featuring: • Jasbinder Athwal, LL.M, FICA, Managing Director, Global Head of Financial Crime, NatWest Markets Plc • Carly Blades, JD, CAMS, Managing Director, Head of Europe FCRM, Global GBM FCRM Governance & Operations, Scotiabank • Tamsin Bury, Managing Director, Business and Client Services, Global Head of Client Onboarding Services, RBC Capital Markets • Chris Kiew-Smith, Managing Director, Global Head of AML Prevention, Citi • Kieran Holland, Head of Technical Solutions, FinScan Moderated by Harry Batstone, Head of XLoD Production, 1LoD 📍The Financial Crime Summit - London - Strengthening Financial Crime Risk Management through Innovation, Collaboration, and Technology 📆 5 September 2024 #1LoD #FinancialCrime #FinCrimeSummitLDN
Really excited to moderate this session on 5th September. It is important for banks to systematically categorize clients based on their risk levels, allowing banks to allocate resources more efficiently, focusing enhanced due diligence and monitoring on higher-risk clients to prevent and detect suspicious activities. Don't miss out on a chance to hear from industry leaders on the panel!
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