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Redefining ‘Effective’: What FinCEN’s Rule Really Means for Your AML Program

Redefining ‘Effective’: What FinCEN’s Rule Really Means for Your AML Program - Training Courses - High Risk Education

Description:

With FinCEN proposing a clearer definition of what an “effective” AML program means, institutions should expect more pressure to demonstrate results—not just activity. This session explains what’s changing, what to expect from regulators, and how your program can get ahead of the curve. We’ll look at how to shift from a checklist approach to one that’s more outcomes-focused, with real-world examples to discuss.

Who is this Designed for: AML, compliance, risk, and audit professionals at fintechs, MSBs, and banks who need to align their AML programs with FinCEN’s expanded definition of “effective” under the AML Act.

Agenda:

  • Understanding FinCEN’s Proposed Rule: What’s Changing and Why It Matters

  • Anticipated benefits from the Proposed Rule.

  • Deep dive into examples of Effectiveness

    • Technology Strategies, including the use of AI

    • Non-Technology Strategies

  • Measuring program Effectiveness

  • Avoiding landmines

By the end of this webinar, you will know how to:

  • Align your AML program with FinCEN’s expanded definition of “effective” under the AML Act

  • Move from a checklist-based approach to an outcomes-focused AML program

  • Apply practical strategies—including AI and non-technology approaches—to improve program effectiveness

  • Measure and demonstrate AML program results to satisfy regulatory expectations

  • Identify and avoid common pitfalls in implementing an outcomes-focused AML program

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