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Money Laundering in Canada 2009 Conference

Money Laundering in Canada 2009

Money Laundering in Canada
2009 Conference

October 18 - 20, 2009

The Fairmont Empress Hotel and Victoria
Conference Centre
721 Government Street
Victoria, British Columbia
Telephone: (250) 389-2723
Fax: (250) 381-5959


Dissecting Risks to Strengthen Compliance

About Business Crime Solutions Inc. is excited to be able to bring you the 7th Annual Money Laundering in Canada Conference.

Effective June 23, 2008, all reporting entities under Canada’s anti-money laundering & counter-terrorism financing (AML/CTF) legislation must ensure that their “...compliance regime includes an assessment and documentation of risks related to money laundering and terrorist financing [and] … focus resources on where they are most needed to manage [those] risks” on an ongoing basis.
--- FINTRAC Guideline Four: Implementation of a Compliance Regime

Our 2009 Conference in Victoria is designed to maximize the learning opportunities for those attending. The planning committee has restructured the format and focus to stress sessions that emphasize the pragmatics of AML/ATF compliance management --- with a special focus on the concept of risk management. Feedback from delegates at our 2008 Conference in Ottawa and various members of the newly created Canadian Anti-Money Laundering Institute, or CAMLI, has stressed the need for sessions that address the 'practice of compliance' and the various elements of operating a comprehensive risk management program.

In 2009, the agenda will include 20 workshops ranging in length from 60 to 75 minutes and 3 plenary sessions. Scheduled topics include:

  • Assessing the effectiveness of a Risk Management Program.
  • Preventing fraud, a proactive guide to controlling its impact on your organization.
  • Implementing a risk assessment program for at-risk customers.
  • The impacts of Canada’s Market Enforcement Teams.
  • Identifying geographic risks for customers living in Canada.
  • Compliance with Bill C-25: what have the regulators found since June 2008?
  • Case studies --- more real life examples of what is emerging from the reports submitted by reporting entities.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Banks
Credit Unions
Trusts and Loans
Securities & Investment Dealers
Mutual Fund Companies
Real Estate Developers
Credit Card Providers
Security Officers
Money Service Businesses
Law Enforcement
Regulatory Officials
Lawyers
Accountants
Realtors
Precious Metals & Gems Dealers
Foreign Exchange Dealers
Internet Payment Providers
Financial Planners
Casinos
Life Insurance Agents & Sales


CONFERENCE COST:

The cost of this national conference continues to be much lower than other meetings of similar content and scope, with savings for early bird registrations and multiple registrations from the same organization.

  • Full Registration: $1050 + GST

  • Fee for registering 3 or more delegates from the same organization at the same time : $1000 + GST

  • CAMLI Members : $950 + GST

  • Early Bird Special (up to July 15, 2009): Save a $100 on the above prices

If you have questions feel free to call us at phone: (613) 283-8800; FAX: (613) 283-8868; or by e-mail at: info@moneylaundering.ca

If you are interested in becoming a sponsor of Money Laundering in Canada 2009, please contact us as we have a variety of options available. Click here to download our sponsorship package.

Platinum Sponsors
The Canadian Anti-Money Laundering Institute
Datasoft Custom Systems
The Money Trader Foreign Exchange
Custom House: A Western Union Company
Gold Sponsors
Cash Money
Dow Jones Watchlist
Navaera
Verafin
vCAMLO
Williams McGuire AML Inc.
Silver Sponsors
MCAP
MCAN Mortgage Corporation
ResMor Trust Company
Bronze Sponsors
British Columbia Lottery Corporation 
Canadian Western Bank
World-Check