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Infoline's Combating Financial Crime in an Economic Downturn Course

Infoline Presents: Combating Financial Crime Conference

Market abuse, identity fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing and sanction breaches all continue to be top priorities for the regulator and those fighting financial crime in financial services.

This timely course is designed to equip delegates with a sound understanding of financial crime in a challenging economic situation and particularly its new and emerging risks. 

Download the latest programme for the Combating Financial Crime in an Economic Downturn Course here now!

Key hot topics and benefits of attendance include:

Financial Crime - The Basics:
• Understand the FSA's new approaches to enforcement policy

Developing Your Financial Crime Strategy Policy:
• Carry out a sound financial crime risk assessment for your organisation. Create robust prevention procedures for different types of financial crime, such as:
 - Banking fraud, insurance fraud, identity fraud, investment fraud
 - Market abuse and short selling
 - Bribery and corruption
 - Sanction
 - Terrorist financing

Types of Financial Crime - Best Practice in Prevention and Identification:
• Benchmark your approach with other financial crime practitioners around

Improve standards around Investigation and Reporting of Financial Crime:
• Better standards and procedures around gathering financial crime evidence, dealing with the media and the authorities

Also attend the workshops:

The New Anti-Money Laundering Regime
8 June 2010 • Central London


Managing the Risks of International Sanctions Breaches
14 July 2010 • Central London

Financial Crime Reviews

"I found this to be an informative & beneficial course"
Antony Morley
UISL
"Very detailed, speaker was extremely knowledgeable and able to answer some very specific product and services questions which meant the course was extremely"
Sharnjit Kauer
Capital One Bank Europe Plc
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(updated 19 May 2013)