FALL 2014 Anti-Money Laundering and Cybersecurity Conference Continuing Education & Customized Training Five Easy Registration Options • Online: century.edu/training • Phone: 651.779.3341 • Fax: 651.779.5802 • Mail to: Century College, CECT Dept. 3300 Century Avenue North White Bear Lake, MN 55110 • In Person: East Campus Mon-Thur 9 am–5:30 pm Fri 9 am–4 pm Century College – East Campus Thursday, October 16, 2014 8 am–4:30 pm Questions? Contact Joan Peterson at joan.peterson@century.edu or 651.773.1743. These programs can also be brought to your business or organization! Call Joan for more details. In an environment of ever-increasing regulatory scrutiny with billion dollar fines becoming alarmingly common, anti-money laundering (AML) professionals must be aware of the latest money-laundering trends and developments in order to detect money laundering and terrorist financing activity. As we become more global and dependent on technology, it becomes even more critical to protect data from unauthorized use, modification or exploitation. Century College will host the first-of-its-kind conference specifically geared to address issues in financial crime risk and cybersecurity. Banks, brokerage firms, financial institutions and law enforcement professionals should attend to hear experts in anti-money laundering regulation and cybersecurity risk. Cost: $50/participant; FREE for Greater Twin Cities ACAMS chapter members (earn six ACAMS CEU’s) ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING & CYBER SECURITY CONFERENCE 8–8:30 am Registration and Welcome 8:30– 9:30 am Money Laundering Panel A distinguished panel of anti-money laundering experts will address the challenges of meeting the often divergent expectations of auditors and regulatory examiners. Moderator: Thor Nelson, AML and Anti-Fraud Operations, Ameriprise Financial James Cummans, Vice President of BSA Operations, TCF National Bank James has more than 20 years of criminal and financial investigations experience. At TCF National Bank, he manages the customer due diligence, enhanced due diligence, OFAC, CTR/MIL, new account screening, BSA investigations, BSA quality control, BSA technology and projects groups. James specializes in complex BSA and terrorist financing investigations. Mark Twombly, Vice President and Director of AML Investigation, U.S. Bank Mark has more than 20 years of experience in the public and financial services sectors. He joined U.S. Bank after 10 years with the FBI, where he helped manage the Africa counterterrorism unit at FBIHQ in Washington, DC. While with the FBI, Mark worked counterterrorism, counterintelligence, cyber, and criminal matters, and worked on such cases as the Minneapolis al-Shabaab investigation, the Benghazi attack, the Boston Marathon bombing, and the Westgate Mall attack in Kenya. Gary W. Lindsey, AMLP – Principal Gary is the National Practice Leader for BSA/AML audit services as a part of Crowe’s overall risk practice, with more than 14 years of experience leading BSA/AML audits and reviews. In this role, Gary is responsible for the oversight and maintenance of service standards, staff development, quality assurance, and technical standards for approximately 150 BSA/AML recurring audits conducted by the Firm each year. Gary is also responsible for the direct oversight and performance of BSA/AML audits for the Firm’s largest and most complex bank and non-bank financial institution clients. Matt Johnson, Director of AML Compliance, RBC Wealth Management Matt is the money laundering reporting officer for RBC Wealth Management, and manages monitoring, governance, SAR investigations and enhanced due diligence functions. He has worked in financial services for more than 20 years in various capacities including AML risk assessment, international AML monitoring and reporting, and as a project manager focused on various risk management and compliance projects. Prior to joining RBC Wealth Management, Matt was employed by Ameriprise Financial Inc, where he assisted with developing and implementing AML and anti-fraud strategies, and he led the financial intelligence unit at Wachovia Bank including governance efforts related to politically exposed persons and enhanced due diligence. 9:30–9:45 am BREAK ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING & CYBER SECURITY CONFERENCE 9:45–10:45 am Emerging Trends in Money-Laundering from a Law Enforcement Perspective Richard A. Waller, Supervisory Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation Richard has been an FBI special agent since 1996 where he worked criminal enterprise/drug trafficking organization investigations, high yield investment and securities fraud, bank insider loan fraud, and cyber investigations. He served on the Birmingham SWAT team for 10 years, and was promoted to FBI Headquarters where he had oversight of a myriad of the FBI’s national and international undercover operations. Currently, Richard supervises the complex financial crimes squad at the Minneapolis field office where his team investigates allegations of fraud in healthcare, financial institution, and high yield investment and security violations. 10:45–11 am BREAK 11 am–12 pm Office of Comptroller (OCC) of Currency Risk Management for Third-Party Vendors The OCC’s Risk Management Guidance for third-party vendors with respect to cybersecurity signals a new era for how financial institutions manage risks of threats in third party relationships, especially law firms. The OCC’s Guidance requires a process for selecting, overseeing, and continuously improving risk management process, documenting that process, and using independent review and verification to validate that the process is working as designed. Historically, law firms have not been subject to standard risk management processes, but the OCC’s Guidance has completely changed that model, and both banks and their law firms are venturing into unchartered territory as they explore how to comply. Robert Cattanach, Partner at Dorsey & Whitney Law Firm Practices in the areas of regulatory litigation, including cybersecurity, privacy and telecommunications, civil and criminal enforcement proceedings and international regulatory compliance (EU focus). 12–1 pm LUNCH/PRESENTATION: Anti-Money Laundering Industry Insights Kate Coniglio and Amanda DuPont, Thomson Reuters 1–3 pm Cyberthreats and Security Solutions Exploitable vulnerabilities in our information infrastructure pose one of the most significant threats to our national and economic security facing us today—perhaps the most significant threat. Everything we do, the way we learn, the way we communicate depends on and produces digitized information. As we become increasingly dependent on computers and digital technology, the quality of our lives improves. At the same time, we also become more vulnerable to threats to that technology or cyberattacks. If we hope to maintain our freedom, our security, and our standards of living in this age, we must enhance and strengthen our cyberdefenses. Tomas Castrejon, Director in PwC’s Cyber Investigations Practice Tomas works with clients in the healthcare, retail, legal, oil and gas and manufacturing industries. He serves as an incident response lead during complex data breach and network intrusion and internal investigations, state-sponsored cyberattacks and has worked with Federal law enforcement cases requiring their involvement. Tomas has testified in both criminal and civil cases, before the Grand Jury, and as an expert. 3–3:15 pm BREAK ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING & CYBER SECURITY CONFERENCE 3:15–4:15 pm Suspicious Activity Reports: Identifying Illegal Movement of Money The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension’s Financial Crimes Task Force works across the state to investigate financial crimes. The Task Force recently took down a $50 million identity theft ring that had more than 8,000 victims across the globe. Some of the key players in this criminal enterprise worked at banks in Minnesota. Minnesota Financial Crimes Task Force Special Agent Doug Henning and Criminal Intelligence Analyst Jenelle L. Hudok will provide information on the value of suspicious activity reports and their use in criminal financial investigations. Special Agent Henning has been with the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension since 2006, after a decade as Deputy Investigator with Chisago County Sheriff’s Office. Ms. Hudok is a graduate of the University of St. Thomas with an M.S. in Geographic Information Science from St. Mary’s University and currently serves as the statewide coordinator of BSA data for FinCEN. 4:15–4:30 pm Wrap-up and Evaluations NEW! Anti-Money Laundering and Cybersecurity Conference Please fill out all information completely. Date of birth or social security number is required. This data is for student tracking purposes only, and will not be released or used for any other purpose. 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