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Asia-Pacific Financial Crime Conference 2006
Raising The Bar - A Focus On Case Studies
27-28 July, Raffles City Convention Centre, Singapore
NOTE: NO MEDIA ALLOWED FOR ALL PLENARY SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS
| Time | Day 1 - Thursday, 27 July 2006 | |
| 9.00 am | WELCOME REMARKS Paul Lawrence, General Manager & CEO, HSBC, Singapore Vice Chairman, The Association of Banks in Singapore |
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| 9.15 am | KEYNOTE ADDRESS : |
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| 10.00 am | Tea Break | |
| 10.45 am | PLENARY SESSION 1 Risks Associated with the Gaming Industry Moderator
Panellists
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| 12.00 pm | Lunch - hosted by Credit Bureau Singapore | |
| 1.30 pm | CASE STUDIES A critical assessment of high profile Financial Crime Cases and lessons to be learned by financial institutions... Chairman
Presenters
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| 3.45 pm | Tea Break | |
| 4.15 pm | WORKSHOP 1 Risks
Based Customer Acceptance
So much has been said about the “risk based approach” to customer acceptance, but how is it done? Hear the experts share practical solutions and best practice in risk scoring your customers. Moderator
Panellists
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WORKSHOP
2 Emerging
Regulatory Trends
International cooperation is key in the battle against money laundering and terrorist financing. Stay on top of emerging regulatory developments and more importantly, find out how they affect your job and institution. Moderator
Panellists
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| 6.00 to 7.30 pm |
Networking Cocktail Reception | |
| Day 2 - Friday, 28 July 2006 | ||
| 8.30 am | OPENING REMARKS Peter Hazlewood, Managing Director & Head, Group Compliance Services & Security, DBS Group Singapore |
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| 8.40 am | PLENARY SESSION 2 Terrorism Moderator
Panellists
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| 10.10am | Tea Break | |
| 10.30 am | KNOW YOUR EMPLOYEE Presenter
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| 11.10 am | PLENARY SESSION 3 Identity Theft Moderator
Panellists
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| 12.40 pm |
Lunch - hosted by World-Check | |
| 2.10 pm | WORKSHOP 3 Risk
Assessing Your Organisation For Fraud
Understand the harmful practices within organisational culture that may lead to issues like disguised trading losses, false accounting and balance sheet fraud. Our fraud risk professionals will share their views on a systematic approach in conducting fraud risk reviews and how organizations can benefit from pro-active changes to foster a risk-alert culture. Moderator
Panellists
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WORKSHOP 4 Conducting
Effective Investigations
A practical workshop aimed at providing guidance on how to establish an effective internal investigation framework within your organisation. A real life Case study will be provided to participants. The three panelists will assume the roles of ’the criminal’ ‘the internal investigator’ and ‘the prosecutor’ in presenting the Case for you to solve. Presenters
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| 3.40 pm |
Tea Break | |
| 4.15 pm | FINAL PLENARY Impact of International Sanctions and Standards on Financial Institutions In the world of global trade, you need to fully understand the risks associated with trade sanctions as the penalties can be enormous. What other banks do or fail to do may affect you drastically… find out what are the possible consequences of non-compliance with international sanctions. Understand the lessons learned in recent cases so that you may take steps to protect your bank’s reputation. It is equally important to understand the standards by which international organisations measure AML Compliance. Failure to adhere to these standards can significantly harm your organisation's business interest and call into question the effectiveness of your compliance programme. Moderator
Panellists
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| 6.00 pm | CLOSING REMARKS Yvette Cheak, MD & Head, Group Ethics & Compliance, BNP Paribas, Singapore |
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Note:
TBC: Speaker to be confirmed
Programme as at 25 July 2006
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