Fundamentals of Anti Money Laundering (AML)

When

Nov. 13, 2024, 9am to 12pm
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Office/Remote Location

Virtual Event via Zoom
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Description

Learn anti-money laundering fundamentals and how to navigate compliance-focused protocols.

Whether you are new to the industry or need a refresher, this three-hour seminar will provide a foundational understanding of why AML regulation is essential to the success of highly-regulated businesses.

This event is part of ICGR's ongoing series dedicated to the auditing and internal controls systems of highly-regulated industries. The seminar is designed to empower highly regulated industry professionals with the information and knowledge necessary to develop, engage in and navigate anti-money laundering practices and systems.

This course is ideal for professionals in highly regulated industries, including casino management, compliance personnel, risk management, HR or finance directors, surveillance/security team members and gaming industry advisors.

Attendees will leave with practical skills and tactical knowledge of how to establish effective AML procedures.

Program curriculum includes:

• Definitions

• Placement, Layering and Integration

• Sources of information

• Practical implementation

• CTR and filing requirements

• Structuring

• Suspicious activity reports

• AML Compliance programs

• Case studies

• And more

Educational Instructor

Becky Harris

Distinguished Fellow, Gaming & Leadership, UNLV International Gaming Institute; Former Chair of the Nevada Gaming Control Board

Becky Harris is the Distinguished Fellow in Gaming and Leadership at the International Gaming Institute and is on the faculty at the International Center of Gaming Regulation at University Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). Harris, an internationally recognized expert on gambling policy, regulation, and legislative affairs, works with regulators, operators, academics, and other stakeholders on a host of gambling, and leadership challenges and projects. In addition to teaching Gaming Law and Policy at the Boyd School of Law, Harris regularly educates gambling regulators ensuring they have the information, knowledge, and tools necessary to assess and improve gambling policy and regulation in their respective jurisdictions. Actively involved in gambling issues around the world, Harris is highly sought-after as a collaborator, advisor, and speaker. Harris is frequently called upon nationally to discuss policy and regulatory issues relating to legal sports wagering. Harris is designated as an AML Specialist by ACAMS.

Additional Details

In the event a course is canceled, registrants will be notified as soon as possible and receive a full refund of their registration fee.

A service fee of Twenty Percent (20%) will apply to all participant initiated cancellations received three or less days prior to the event.

All cancellations and refund requests must be made in writing. Refunds granted for credit card charges will be credited to the original account charged. No refunds will be given in the event of “No Shows.” Refunds may take up to 3 weeks for processing.

For additional questions, please contact the International Center for Gaming Regulation: icgr@unlv.edu.

Price

$425

Admission Information

This course is ideal for professionals in highly regulated industries, including casino management, compliance personnel, risk management, HR or finance directors, surveillance/security team members and gaming industry advisors.

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Contact Information

International Center for Gaming Regulation
Craig Ferreira

Filters

Open to All ICGR