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    ADVANCE

    PROGRAM

    ABA/ABAMONEYLAUNDERING

    ENFORCEMENTCONFERENCEForAMLandFraudRiskProfessionals

    Youvegotcompliancequestions.

    Wevegotcomplianceanswers.

    October1719,2010

    WashingtonMarriott

    WardmanParkHotel

    Washington,DC

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    CORPORATEPARTNER

    PLATINUMLEVELSPONSORS

    GOLDLEVELSPONSORS

    SILVERLEVELSPONSORS

    WETHANKOURCONFERENCESPONSORS

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    ABA/ABAMONEYLAUNDERING

    ENFORCEMENTCONFERENCE

    AdmissionfeeincludesalleducationalsessionsfromOctober17

    19,tworeceptions,twolunches,twocontinentalbreakfastsand

    dailycoffeebreaks. Seeschedulefordetails. Thepreconference

    workshopisseparatelypricedandrequiresaseparateregistration.

    RegistrationCategory Fee

    EarlyABAMember/ServiceMember/

    Government/CRCM/CFSSP *EarlybirdrateineffectuntilAugust6,2010.After

    August6,2010,theregistrationratesgoesto$1190.

    $990*

    ABAMemberTeam*Discount*Ifapplicable,multipleorteamregistrantrateisfor

    eachadditionalpersonfromthesameinstitution.

    $990

    NonMember $1585

    Spouse/Guest

    *Thisrateappliesonlytoguest,spouse,significant

    otherorfriendwhoisnotinafinancialservices

    occupation.Acoworkeroranassociatewithin

    financialservicesmaynotbeconsideredaguest. This

    feeisavailablesoyoursignificantothercanattend

    exhibithallreceptionsanddinewithyouatmeals.

    $125

    ABADetectingandMonitoringforFinancialCrimes:

    AWorkshoponFraudandAMLRedFlagsAdmissionfeeincludesthefullonedayworkshoponOctober16,

    continentalbreakfast,coffeebreaksandlunch.

    Spouses/Guests/Significantothersnoteligibleforadmissionata

    reducedrate.

    RegistrationCategory

    Fee

    EarlyABAMember/ServiceMember/

    Government/CRCM/CFSSP $475

    NonMember $675

    RegistrationCancellationsRegistrationsreceived30dayspriortotheprogramwillbe

    includedintheAdvanceRegistrationDirectory.Ifyoucancel

    morethan30dayspriortotheprogramstartdate,youwill

    receiveafullrefund.Ifyoucancel130daysbeforethe

    programstartdate,youmay:

    Transferyourregistrationtoanotherpersonfromyourinstitution;

    ReceivefullcredittowardanotherABAProfessionalDevelopmentprogram(mustbeusedwithin12months);

    Requestarefundlessa$350processingfee.Cancellationsmadeaftertheprogrambeginsarenon

    refundable.Pleasecontact1800BANKERSwithany

    questions.

    CONFERENCEHOTEL

    MarriottWardman

    Park

    Hotel

    2660WoodleyRoad,NW,Washington,DC20008

    Tel: 2023282983;Fax: 2022340015

    http://marriott.com/property/propertyPage/WASDT

    MakingHotelReservationsCall2023282000or18002289290tomakeyourhotel

    reservationsdirectlywiththeWashingtonMarriottWardman

    ParkHotel.MentiontheABA/ABAMoneyLaundering

    EnforcementConferenceandgetourspecialdiscountedrate

    of$259forsingleordoubleoccupancy,pernight,perroom,

    basedon

    group

    availability,

    through

    September

    24,

    2010.

    Afterthisdate,roomsaresubjecttoavailabilityand

    prevailingrateswillapply.Allreservationsmustbe

    guaranteedwithamajorcreditcard.Checkintimeis4:00

    pm;checkouttimeisNoon.

    Allchangesinarrival,departure,typeofaccommodations or

    cancellationmustbemadebySeptember24,2010,directly

    withthehotel,eitherinwritingorbytelephone.Youmaybe

    billedforlatearrivalorearlydeparture.Shouldyoucancel

    yourreservation,thedepositwillberefundedifnoticeis

    receivedatleast72hours/3dayspriortoarrivalanda

    cancellationnumberisobtainedthroughthehotel.Please

    checkwiththehotelforitscompletecancellationpolicy.

    TRAVELDISCOUNTSABAispleasedtoofferattendeesthefollowingdiscounts:

    UnitedAirlines:18005214041(MentionID#597BY) DeltaAirlines:18003281111(MentionID#NM4ND) HertzCarRental:18006542240(MentionID

    #CDP11657and#PC132860)

    HOTELANDTRAVEL

    INFORMATION

    REGISTRATIONINFORMATION

    CLICKREGISTERONTHEWEBPAGETOREGISTER

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    AIRPORTTRANSPORTATIONYoumaychoosetoarrivefromanyofthreelocalairports.

    Pleasenotethatthehoteldoesnotprovideshuttleservice.

    Fordrivingdirections,pleasevisitthehotelswebsite.

    Currentpricingforonsiteparkingisapproximately

    $32per

    day.

    ReaganNationalAirport(DCA)9milesNWofthehotel|Estimatedonewaytaxifare:$20

    MetroOption:TakeMetrorail(www.wmata.com)tothe

    hotel.TaketheYellowLinetowardsFortTotten/MtVernon

    Square.ArriveatGalleryPlace/Chinatown Stationand

    transfertotheRedLinetoShadyGrove/Grosvenor.Thehotel

    is1blocksfromtheWoodleyPark/Zoometrostation. This

    routeisnotrecommendedforthosewhomayhavedifficulty

    walkingwithheavyluggage. Rushhour,onewayMetrorail

    fareis

    approx:

    $3

    4

    DullesInternationalAirport(IAD)25milesNWofthehotel|Estimatedonewaytaxifare:$65

    OtherOptions:TakeMetrobus5AtoRosslynstationand

    Metrorailtothehotel(www.wmata.com)ORtakeashared

    shuttlefromSuperShuttle(www.supershuttle.com)

    BaltimoreWashingtonInternational(BWI)33milesNEofthehotel|Estimatedonewaytaxifare:$80

    OtherOptions:

    Take

    AMTRAK

    from

    BWI

    to

    DCs

    Union

    Station

    (www.amtrak.com)andMetrorailtothehotelORtakea

    sharedshuttlefromSuperShuttle(www.supershuttle.com).

    NOTE: TraveltimetoBWIandDullesairportshasrecently

    increasedduetoconstruction.

    OPENSEATING

    Ourconference

    is

    designed

    to

    be

    flexible,

    with

    open

    seating

    Youdonotneedtosignupforsessionsinadvance. There

    maybeanunusualcircumstancewhereasessiondrawsmore

    thanthenormalnumbers. Werecommendthatyouplana

    backupsessionforeachseriessoyourschedulecanremain

    flexibleyetproductive.

    ATTIREBusinesscasualisappropriateforalleventsandsessions.

    Averagedailytemperaturesrangefrom45Fintheevenings

    to70Finthedaytime. DontforgettochecktheWeather

    Channelbeforepacking. Sincemeetingroomtemperatures

    tendto

    be

    cool,

    we

    recommend

    you

    bring

    ajacket

    or

    sweater.

    RegistrationDeskHours

    Sunday,October17 9:00am7:00pm

    Monday,October18 7:00am6:30pm

    Tuesday,October19 7:00am5:00pm

    Pleaserememberthatbadgesarerequiredforall

    conferencesessionsandactivities. Replacementbadgesmay

    beobtainedattheRegistrationDesk. Guest/spouse

    registrationis$125payableattheRegistrationDesk.

    PressPressmustpreregister. PleasecontactJonSnowlingat

    [email protected].

    HotelBusinessCenterLocatedontheLobbyLevel: (202)3282946

    Hours:7:00am7:00pm(Monday Friday)

    8:00am4:00pm(Saturday Sunday)

    IRSStatementCostforunsponsoredmealsandreceptionsincludedinthe

    registrationfeeforthismeetingisbeingcalculated. Thisinformationwillbeprovidedforyourtaxrecordsinlightof

    theIRS50%deductionprovisionunderSection274(n)ofthe

    InternalRevenueCode.

    ONSITE

    INFORMATION

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    CONFERENCEMATERIALS

    GOINGGREEN! Basedonyourpositivefeedback,wearereducingournegativeimpactontheenvironment

    byofferinghandoutsexclusivelyonline. Youwill

    haveanopportunitytogoonlinepriortothe

    conferenceand

    print

    out

    the

    handouts

    you

    need

    oneweekpriortotheevent.

    SessionPowerPoints OnDemandWewillhaveprintingkiosksavailabletoprintonlythe

    PowerPointsmadeavailabletousbeforetheconference. All

    otherhandoutsandPowerPointsreceivedonsitewillbe

    availableonlinepostconferenceforapproximatelyoneyear.

    AUDIORECORDINGSAretheretoomanygreatsessionchoices

    andyoucantattendallofthem? Want

    tobringasessionortheentireconferencehometoacolleague? Many

    sessionswillbeaudiorecorded,subjecttospeaker

    permission.Toorderyouraudiorecordingsfromournew

    vendor,PeachNewMedia,youmaycompletetheorderform

    foundinyourtotebagandbringittoouraudiorecordings

    representativeattheRegistrationDesk. Weareonceagain

    sellingrecordingsofindividualsessions!

    CONFERENCEPLANNINGCORETEAM

    Dorothy

    A.

    Friedlander,

    Conference

    Team

    Leader/

    Senior

    Director,

    [email protected]

    MichelleVillabroza,Director,SeniorMeetingPlanner,

    [email protected]

    JaimeOnque,MeetingPlanner,[email protected]

    RegistrationManagers

    MichelleStrachan(lead)andCandaceBoone,[email protected]

    Exhibits/Sponsorships

    LindaSingleton,SeniorBusinessDevelopmentManager,

    [email protected]

    PublicRelations

    JonathanSnowling,Manager,PublicRelations,[email protected]

    COCHAIRS

    ElliotH.Berman,SeniorVicePresidentandGeneralCounsel

    JohnsonFinancialGroup,Inc.,Racine,Wisconsin

    GordonGreenberg,Partner,McDermottWillandEmery,Los

    Angeles,CA

    MEMBERS

    CarolM.Beaumier,ManagingDirector,Protiviti,

    NewYork,NY

    MaraDeLourdesJimnez,Esq.,SeniorVicePresidentand

    Manager,CorporateComplianceDivision,BancoPopularDe

    PuertoRico,SanJuan,PR

    LesterM.Joseph,InternationalInvestigationsManager,

    FinancialIntelligence

    Unit,

    Wells

    Fargo

    &

    Company,

    McLean,VA

    WilliamD.Langford,Jr.,SeniorVicePresident,Directorof

    GlobalAntiMoneyLaundering,JPMorganChase,

    NewYork,NY

    PeterJ.Neilson,SeniorVicePresident,DirectorofAML

    Compliance,CapitalOneBank,NewOrleans,LA

    WilmerParker,Partner,MaloyJenkinsParker,Atlanta,GA

    JasonR.Pickholz,Partner,DuaneMorrisLLP,NewYork,NY

    AnnaM.Rentschler,CRCM,CAMS,AMLP,VicePresidentand

    BSAOfficer,CentralBancompany,JeffersonCity,MO

    JamesR.Richards,ExecutiveVicePresident/BSAOfficer,

    WellsFargo&Company,SanFrancisco,CA

    AmyG.Rudnick,Partner,Gibson,Dunn&Crutcher,LLP,

    Washington,DC

    RichardA.Small,VicePresident,EnterpriseWideAntiMoney

    LaunderingandSanctionsRiskManagement,American

    Express,New

    York,

    NY

    ChristopherT.Spellman,CRCM,SeniorVicePresidentand

    ComplianceOfficer,Morrill&JanesBank,Merriam,KS

    BrianJ.Wimpling,CAMS,SeniorVicePresident,CapitalCity

    Bank,Tallahassee,FL

    2010ADVISORYBOARD

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    1120ConnecticutAvenue,NW,Washington,DC20036

    1800BANKERSwww.aba.com

    Foundedin1875andbasedinWashington,DC,theAmerican

    BankersAssociationbringstogetherbanksofallsizesand

    chartersintooneassociation.ABAworkstoenhancethe

    competitivenessofthenation'sbankingindustryand

    strengthenAmerica'seconomyandcommunities.Its

    members

    the

    majority

    of

    which

    are

    banks

    with

    less

    than

    $125millioninassetsrepresentover95percentofthe

    industry's$13.3trillioninassetsandemployover2million

    menandwomen. ThemissionoftheAmericanBankers

    Associationistoserveitsmembersbyenhancingtheroleof

    financialservicesinstitutionsasthepreeminentprovidersof

    financialservices. Thismissionisaccomplished through

    federallegislativeandregulatoryactivities,legalaction,

    communicationandconsumereducation,research,and

    productsandservicesthatpromote,educate,train,inform

    andsupportmembers.

    ABAPROFESSIONAL

    DEVELOPMENT

    ABAistheindustryleaderinadvancingcareers,

    developingtalentandincreasingtheperformance

    ofthousandsofbankprofessionals. Withprovensolutions

    backedbyoursatisfactionguarantee,ABAdeliverseffective

    trainingprogramsthatmeetyourbusinessobjectivestime

    andtimeagain.

    ABASERVICEMEMBERPROGRAMAmericanBankersAssociationmembershipincludes

    companiesthatprovideproductsandservicestobanks. The

    ABAServiceMembershipprogramgoalistoincrease

    communication

    between

    service

    providers

    and

    ABA

    members,inadditiontoprovidingServiceMemberswith

    increasedbankercontactandcorporaterecognition. ABA

    ServiceMemberswhoareexhibitorswillbehighlightedin

    youronsiteExhibitor/SponsorDirectory. Weencourage

    youtovisitwiththemandtheotherfinecompanies

    participatingintheconference.

    74015thSt.NW,Washington,DC20005

    2026621500;Fax: 2026621501

    www.abanet.org/crimjust

    TheAmericanBarAssociationisoneofthelargestvoluntary

    professionalmembershipassociationsintheworld.

    Currently,itsmembersnumbermorethan400,000. The

    CriminalJusticeSection(CJS)withover21,000members

    welcomesyour

    active

    participation

    whether

    you

    are

    abanker

    lawyerorboth. TheSectionisthepremiersourceof

    knowledgeandinsightintothecomplexissuesofcriminal

    justicethatfacethenation.

    Bybringingtogethertheperspectivesofprosecutors,defense

    lawyers,judges,scholars,andothersthesectionprovides

    valuableandthoughtfullycraftedproductstoitsmembers,to

    thelegalprofessionoverall,andtothenation. CJSprovides

    membersthetools,expertresourcesandinformationto

    assisttheminachievingthehighestlevelofprofessional

    expertise. TheCJSWhiteCollarCrimeConferenceevery

    springdrawsover1,200participantsandprovidesthelatest

    updatesoncriticalwhitecollarcrimeissues.www.abanet.org/crimjust

    AMERICANBARASSOCIATION

    CRIMINALJUSTICESECTIONSTAFFJackC.Hanna,SectionDirector,2026621510,

    [email protected]

    ReginaAshmon,CommitteesCoordinator,2026621512,

    [email protected]

    StaceyBrown,MembershipCoordinator,2026621521,

    [email protected]

    CarolRose,CLEandMeetingsCoordinator,2026621519,

    [email protected]

    RobertSnoddy,OutreachCoordinator,2026621516,

    [email protected]

    ABOUTTHEAMERICAN

    BANKERSASSOCIATION

    ABOUTTHEAMERICAN

    BARASSOCIATION

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    ASKQUESTIONS!

    Manysessionswillhaveopportunitiestoaskquestions,but

    wehaveaveryspecificQ&Asessionsetasideforyou! We

    encourageyoutosubmitquestionsinadvancefortheASK

    THEREGULATORSSESSION. Questioncardsforthissession

    willbeavailableoutsideGeneralSession. Youmaysubmit

    questionsuntil5:00pmonMondaytothespeciallymarked

    boxlocatedwhereyoupickedupyourcard.

    POWERSESSIONSAnotherwaytoenhanceyourconferenceexperience! These

    specialbreakfastsessions,sponsoredbycorporatepartners,

    provideearly

    risers

    an

    opportunity

    to

    further

    enhance

    the

    conferencelearningexperienceoveracontinentalbreakfast.

    Sessionswillbeopenonafirstcome,firstservedbasisand

    arelistedintheprogram.

    PEERINTERACTIONOneoftheprincipalbenefitsofthisconferenceistheplanned

    networkingopportunities. Breaks,mealsandreceptionsare

    idealtimestogettoknowyourcolleaguesfromacrossthe

    country.

    Tofacilitatepeerconversations,badgestickerswillbe

    availablefor

    you

    to

    indicate

    your

    banks

    asset

    size:

    LESSTHAN$250M..........................REDDOT

    $251M $500M........................YYEELLLLOOWWDDOOTT

    $$550011MM $$11BB..........................................DDAARRKKGGRREEEENNDDOOTT

    $$11..11BB $$55BB....................................................LLIIGGHHTTBBLLUUEEDDOOTT

    $5.1B $12B......................LIMEGREENDOT

    $12.1BANDLARGER................ORANGEDOT

    Lawyer/Consultant..............DARKBLUEDOT

    Regulator/Government.............PURPLEDOT

    NEWCOMERSWewanttogettoknowyou!Ifyouarenewtotheconference,youwillbeabletopickupa

    specialribbonfromtheregistrationareasothatwecan

    identifyyou!

    MARKETPLACEAkeytosuccessasanantimoneylaunderingprofessional

    liesinselectingthebestinproductsandservices. TheABA

    Marketplacefeaturescompaniesrepresentedby

    knowledgeablerepresentativeseagertohelpyouidentifythe

    finestincompliancesolutions.Afulldirectoryofour

    exhibitorswill

    be

    provided

    to

    attendees

    on

    site.

    MARKETPLACEHOURSSUNDAY

    October17

    MONDAY

    October18

    TUESDAY

    October196:007:00pm 7:00 8:00am 7:158:15am

    10:3011:00am 10:0010:30am

    1:452:15pm 2:002:45pm

    5:006:15pm

    Yourcertificateofattendancewillbeinyour

    notebook,undertheContinuingEducationTab.

    ICBCreditsTheInstituteofCertifiedBankers(ICB)is

    dedicatedtopromotingthehighest

    standardsofperformanceandethics

    withinthefinancialservicesindustry.

    The2010ABA/ABAMoneyLaunderingEnforcement

    Conferenceis

    under

    review

    for

    CRCM,

    CFSS,

    and

    CSOP

    credits.

    IamCAMScertifiedhow

    manyCAMScreditsIwill

    receiveforthisprogram?

    ACAMSwillprovideparticipantswithanopportunityto

    earn21continuingeducationcreditsafterattending

    andparticipatinginABA/ABAMoneyLaundering

    EnforcementConference. Formoreinformationvisit

    www.ACAMS.orgor

    contact

    ACAMS

    at

    +1

    786.871.3073.

    CONTINUINGEDUCATION

    ENHANCINGYOUR

    CONFERENCEEXPERIENCE

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    SPONSOR

    CPECREDITSTheAmericanBankersAssociationis

    registeredwiththeNational

    AssociationofStateBoardsof

    Accountancy(NASBA),asasponsor

    ofcontinuingprofessionaleducation

    onthe

    National

    Registry

    of

    CPE

    Sponsors.Stateboardsof

    accountancyhavefinalauthorityon

    theacceptanceofindividualcoursesforCPEcredit.

    Complaintsregardingregisteredsponsorsmaybeaddressed

    totheNationalRegistryofCPESponsors,150FourthAvenue

    North,Suite700,Nashville,TN,372192417.Website:

    www.nasba.org.

    ThisgroupliveprogramhasbeenreviewedforCPEcredits.

    Themaximumnumberofcreditspossibleare17.5forthe

    entireconferenceinthefieldsofManagementAdvisory

    Services,RegulatoryEthicsandBusinessManagement&

    Organization.

    Howthe

    hours

    breakdown

    will

    depend

    on

    eachattendeeschoicesinthemanyelectives.

    ThemaximumnumberofcreditspossibleinthePre

    ConferenceWorkshopare8inthefieldofBusiness

    ManagementandOrganization.

    CPAsGetYourPenReady!Youmustsigninandsignoutofeverysessiontoreceive

    CPEcredit. LookfortheCPEnotebookatthebackofevery

    sessionroom. Pleasedontforgettosigninandoutbecause

    wearerequiredtocollectthesheetsattheconclusionof

    everysession.

    CLEHowdoIobtainmyContinuingLEGALEducation

    Credits? TheAmericanBarAssociationutilizesaUniformCertificateofAttendancetoobtainmandatorycontinuing

    legaleducation(MCLE)credits. Unlessotherwiseindicated,

    requiredsponsordocumentationwillbeforwardedtoand

    creditrequestedfromMCLEstateswithgeneralrequirements

    forallattorneys.

    Within30daysofthisactivity(orannuallyifrequired),the

    attorneymust

    file

    this

    Certificate

    with

    his/her

    MCLE

    state

    agencyiflicensedinAL,AR,CO,FL,GA,ID,IN,KS,KY,LA,ME,

    MS,NM,NV,ND,OH,PA,PR,RI,TN,UT,VA,WV,orWY.Do

    notfilethisCertificatewithyourMCLEstateagencyif

    licensedinAZ,CA,DE,IA,MN,MO,MT,NH,NC,NY,OK,OR,

    SC,VT,WIorWA.FilingofCertificatesisoptionalinall

    remainingstateswithMCLErequirements. Attorneysshould

    keeptheoriginaloracopyofthisCertificateforyourfiles.

    TheABApaysapplicablefeesinotherstateswherethe

    sponsorisrequiredtodosoaswellasinstateswherealate

    feemaybecomeapplicable.Pleasebeawarethateachstate

    hasitsownrulesandregulations,includingwhatqualifiesfor

    'CLE'andEthicscredit.Therefore,certain

    programs/productsmaynotreceivecreditinsomestates.

    Youmaywishtocheckwithyourstateforconfirmationofa

    program's/productsapproval.

    ParticipantsinterestedinsecuringCLEcreditfromtheir

    statesmustsignthesigninsheetattheconference

    registrationdeskaswellascompletetheUniformCertificate

    ofAttendance. SomestatessuchasPennsylvania,NewYork,

    LouisianaandDelawarehavespecificformstocomplete.

    NewYorkandDelawareLicensedAttorneysmustalso

    completetheindividualsigninsheetsateachsessionofthis

    program. DetailedinstructionscanbeobtainedattheCLE

    deskintheregistrationareaorbycallingtheABACLECenterat3129886217.

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    ThisAdvanceProgramIsSubjecttoChangeThefollowingadvanceprogramwillcontinuetoevolveaswe

    respondto

    late

    breaking

    developments

    and

    fine

    tune

    our

    sessionsandfinalizespeakers. Werecommendthatyoubook

    yourtravelsothatyouareabletoparticipateintheentire

    conferenceassessionscouldbeadded,changedormoved.

    Theopeningandclosingtimesoftheconferenceasnoted

    belowwillremainunchanged. Weareconfidentthatbythe

    endofthisconference,youwillhaveabettersenseofwhere

    tofocusyourlimitedresourcesasyoucontinuetorespondto

    rapidfireregulatorychanges.

    REGISTRATIONOPEN9:00AM 7:00PM

    1A:SanctionsPrograms

    Repeated

    in

    Session

    3A

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Stricterandbroaderrestrictionsandsteppedupenforcement

    activityhaveraisedthebaronOFACcompliance. Thispanel

    willexploresomeofthecontinuingchallengestodeveloping

    andmaintaininganeffectiveOFACcomplianceprogram.

    Topicstobediscussedinclude:

    Whathappenswhenyouandyourregulatorshaveadifferentviewofrisk;

    Gettingthescreeningright: fuzzylogic,concatenation,wordsplittingandotherchallenges;

    Identifyingandaddressingfacilitationrisk; MT202sandstrippingrisk; Managingtradefinancerisks; ACHandIACHscreeningobligations; NPWMDVesselsnamechangesandhowdoyoukeep

    upwiththem?

    InternalWatchLists.

    Speakers:

    SusanJ.Galli,CAMS,SeniorVicePresidentandChiefRisk

    ManagementOfficer,PacificNationalBank,Miami,FL

    JosephHill,Jr.,VicePresident,ComplianceManager,JPMorgan

    ChaseBank,N.A.,Wilmington,DE

    SaraL.

    Satten,

    Senior

    Vice

    President,

    OFAC

    Officer,

    Deputy

    BSA

    Officer,WellsFargo&Co.,SanFrancisco,CA

    1B: HowWellMustYouKnowYourCustomers?RepeatedinSession3D

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Therearetimeswhenfinancialinstitutionsareexpectedto

    conductenhancedduediligenceontheircustomers,apoint

    stressedbytheinteragencyguidanceonbeneficialownership

    issuedlastMarch. Whenandhowdoyouconductthatextra

    diveintoyourcustomersandtheiractivities?

    Thissessionwilllookatcurrentissueswithenhanceddue

    diligence,including:

    Beneficialownershipwhatsexpectednowandwhatsondeck(hereandabroad)

    PEPsforeignanddomestichowdoyouidentifyaPEPandhowlongisaPEPaPEPandonceyouvefound

    one,whatdoyoudo

    Nonresidentalienswhatspecialstepsshouldyoutakewhenyoudiscoverapotentialcustomerisnotaresident

    Nongovernmentorganizationsespeciallywithanenhancedfocusoncharitableorganizations,whatmore

    doyou

    need

    to

    do

    Reliancewhencanyouaccepttheidentificationandverificationofanotherinstitution

    Moderator/Speaker:

    LindaNoonan,Esq.,OfCounsel,GibsonDunn&CrutcherLLP,

    Washington,DC

    Speakers:

    PeterJ.Neilson,SeniorVicePresident,DirectorofAMLCompliance,

    CapitalOneBank,NewOrleans,LA

    RobertG.Rowe,III,VicePresidentandSeniorCounselII,ABA

    Center

    for

    Regulatory

    Compliance,

    American

    Bankers

    Association,

    Washington,DC

    BrianJ.Wimpling,CAMS,SeniorVicePresident,CapitalCityBank,

    Tallahassee,FL

    PROGRAMOFEVENTS

    Sunday,October

    17,

    2010

    CONCURRENTSESSIONSSeries1

    1:302:45PM

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    1C:AMLTechnology: IsYourUseofTechnology

    EffectiveandEfficient?

    ForLargeand/orComplexBanksSingleSession

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Overthe

    years,

    banks

    have

    come

    to

    rely

    more

    and

    more

    on

    technologytosupportAMLmonitoringandasnewand

    improvedtechnologieshavebecomeavailable,somebanks

    havedecidedontheirowntoupgradewhileothershave

    foundthemselvesonthereceivingendofregulators

    suggestionstodoso.But,ismorealwaysbetter?

    Panelistswilloffertheirviewson:

    Whysizealoneisnotthedeterminantofwhatyouneed; DeterminingwhatAMLtechnologycapabilitiesyouneed

    andmakingthemostofwhatyourtechnologyoffers;

    Understandingyourtransactiondatawhereitcomesfrom

    and

    how

    to

    get

    at

    it;

    Theimportanceofunderstandinghowyourtechnology

    works;

    Techniquesfordemonstratingtheefficiencyandeffectivenessofyouruseoftechnology;

    Considerationsforconductingacostbenefitanalysisifyouarecontemplatinganupgrade.

    Moderator:

    CarolM.Beaumier,ManagingDirector,Protiviti,NewYork,NY

    Speakers:

    JamesE.Currie,Jr.,SeniorVicePresident,DirectorofBSA

    Compliance,BBVACompass,Houston,TX

    RobertCurry,SeniorVicePresident/ChiefComplianceOfficer,Fifth

    ThirdBank,Cincinnati,OH

    JamesR.Richards,ExecutiveVicePresident/BSAOfficer,WellsFargo

    &Company,SanFrancisco,CA

    1D:AMLTechnology: IsYourUseofTechnology

    EffectiveandEfficient?

    ForSmalland/orNonComplexBanksSingleSession

    Room:

    Tobe

    determined

    Overtheyears,bankshavecometorelymoreandmoreon

    technologytosupportAMLmonitoringandasnewand

    improvedtechnologieshavebecomeavailable,somebanks

    havedecidedtoinvestinorupgradeexistingtechnology

    whileothershavefoundthemselvesonthereceivingendof

    regulatorssuggestionstodoso.But,ismorealwaysbetter?

    Panelistswilloffertheirviewson:

    WhetheryoureallyneedspecializedAMLmonitoringtechnology;

    Whysizealoneisnotthedeterminantofwhatyouneed Determiningwhatmonitoringcapabilitiesyouneedand

    makingthemostofwhatyouhave;

    Understanding

    your

    transaction

    data

    where

    it

    comes

    fromandhowtogetatit;

    Theimportanceofbeingabletoexplainyourmonitoringroutinesand/ortechnology;

    Techniquesfordemonstratingtheefficiencyandeffectivenessofyourmonitoring;

    Considerationsforconductingacostbenefitanalysisifyouarecontemplatingacquiringorimplementing

    specializedtechnology.

    Moderator:

    ElliotH.Berman,SeniorVicePresidentandGeneralCounsel,

    JohnsonFinancialGroup,Inc.,Racine,WI

    Speakers:

    ElizabethM.Snyder,CRCM,SeniorVicePresidentandChief

    ComplianceOfficer,LeadersBank,OakBrook,IL

    ChristopherT.Spellman,CRCM,SeniorVicePresidentand

    ComplianceOfficer,Morrill&JanesBank,Merriam,KS

    JohnR.Topczewski,SeniorVicePresidentandChiefCompliance

    Officer, JohnsonBank,Racine,WI

    1E: LegalRisksinFraudandAML

    SingleSession

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Apanelofexpertattorneyswilldetailthevarietyoflegalrisks

    thatbankerscanencounterintodaysenvironment. Expect

    discussionstofocuson:

    SecondaryLiability AidersandAbettors ComplianceOfficerswillfullyblind? FinancialWhistleblowersthespieswithinModerator/Speaker:

    JasonR.Pickholz,Partner,DuaneMorris,LLP,NewYork,NY

    Speakers:

    FredricD.Firestone,Partner,McDermottWill&EmeryLLP,

    Washington,DC

    WilmerParker(Buddy),Partner,MaloyJenkinsParker,Atlanta,GA

    EllenZimiles,ManagingDirectorandGlobalHeadofInvestigations

    andCompliance,NavigantConsulting,Inc,NewYork,NY

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    MOVETONEXTSESSION2:453:00PM

    2A: NewIranianSanctionLawRepeatedin4E

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Thissectionwillfocusonthenewlawimposingadditional

    sanctionsagainstIran,theComprehensiveIranSanctions,

    Accountability,andDivestmentActof2010,anditsimpacton

    financialinstitutions,notablyintheareaofcorrespondent

    banking.

    Speakers:

    ClaytonStevenson(Clay),GlobalEconomicSanctionsExecutive,

    BankofAmericaCorporation,NewYork,NY

    WilliamB.Hoffman,Counsel,DavisPolk&WardwellLLP,

    Washington,DC200052327

    SerenaD.Moe,GeneralCounselEconomicSanctions,Citigroup

    Inc.,Washington,DC

    2B:ManagingExams: AMLExamsfromAtoZSingleSessionRoom: Tobedetermined

    ThissessionwillcoverthedetailsofsuccessfulAML

    examinationmanagement,includingthepreparationfor

    exams,respondingtoexaminerrequests,handlingissuesthat

    ariseduringtheexam,wrapupandcorrectiveaction.Our

    panelwillincludeexpertsfromlargeandsmallinstitutions.

    Moderator:

    JohnJ.Byrne,CAMS,ExecutiveVicePresident,Associationof

    CertifiedAntiMoneyLaunderingSpecialists(ACAMS),

    Washington,DC

    Speakers:

    MichaelD.Kelsey, ManagingVicePresident,DeputyChief

    ComplianceOfficer,AntiMoneyLaunderingandEnterpriseTraining,

    CapitalOne,Richmond,VA

    RobertW.Kidd,IV,VicePresidentandChiefRiskOfficer,TheFirst

    NationalBankofWyoming,Wyoming,DE

    2C:TheConvergenceofFraudandAML

    ForLargeBanksSingleSession

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Regulatoryexpectationsfortheintegrationand

    coordinationof

    fraud

    detection

    and

    prevention

    and

    antimoneylaunderingprogramsareontheriseand

    nowarethetimetoexplorehowtheseexpectations

    impactyouandyourprogram. Thissessionwillexplore

    theexpectationsandtheimplicationsforthefutureof

    yourprogrambycontrastingthestrategiesofhowlarge

    banksareorarenotintegratingthesefunctions.

    Moderator:

    PeterJ.Neilson,SeniorVicePresident,DirectorofAMLCompliance,

    CapitalOneBank,NewOrleans,LA

    Speakers:

    JamesR.

    Richards,

    Executive

    Vice

    President/BSA

    Officer,

    Wells

    Fargo

    &Company,SanFrancisco,CA

    2D: TheConvergenceofFraudandAML

    ForSmallBanksSingleSession

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Regulatoryexpectationsfortheintegrationandcoordination

    offrauddetectionandpreventionandantimoneylaundering

    programsareontheriseandnowisthetimetoexplorehow

    theseexpectations

    impact

    you

    and

    your

    program.

    This

    sessionwillexploretheexpectationsandtheimplicationsfor

    thefutureofyourprogrambycontrastingthestrategiesof

    how smallbanksareorarenotintegratingthesefunctions.

    Moderator:

    BrianJ.Wimpling,CAMS,SeniorVicePresident,CapitalCityBank,

    Tallahassee,FL

    Speakers:

    RyanRasske,President,AssociatedRiskGroup,LLC,GreenBay,WI

    JosephSalerno,ManagingDirector,FinancialCompliance&

    InvestigativeServices,LLC,LafayetteHill,PA

    AnnMarieTarantino,CRCM,CRP,AMLP,VicePresident,

    ComplianceandBSAOfficer,BankofSmithtown,Hauppauge,NY

    CONCURRENTSESSIONS

    Series23:004:15PM

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    2E:InternationalAMLLegalIssuesSingleSession

    Room: Tobedetermined

    ThissessionwillfocusonthelatestinternationalAMLissues

    including:

    NewMoneyLaunderingforFinancialInstitutions: Tax. TheRecentHistoryofOffshoreTaxSheltersand

    VoluntaryDisclosure.

    TaxWhistleblowingUSandelsewhere. Shahv.HSBCUKcivilliabilityforprofessionals? LatestDevelopmentsinInternationalAMLStandardsand

    CombatingFinancingofTerrorism.

    SecondaryMarketsinLatinAmerica. MexicanBulkCash.Moderator:

    WilmerParker(Buddy),Partner,MaloyJenkinsParker,Atlanta,GA

    Speakers:

    RossDelston,CAMS,AttorneyandFounder,GlobalAML.com,

    Washington,DC

    RodFletcher,HeadofDepartment,BusinessCrimeandRegulation,

    RussellJones&WalkerSolicitors,ChanceryLane,London

    ClementeVasquesBello,Shareholder,Gunster,Yoakley&Stewart

    P.A.,Miami,FL

    BruceZagaris,Partner,BerlinerCorcoran&Rowe,Washington,DC

    MOVETO

    NEXT

    SESSION

    4:154:30PM

    GENERALSESSION

    CriticalIssuesinSuspiciousActivityReporting4:306:00PM

    Room: MarriottBallroom23

    Moderator:

    RichardA.Small,VicePresidentEnterpriseWideAntiMoney

    LaunderingandSanctionsRiskManagement,AmericanExpress,New

    York,NY

    Speakers:

    Invited: MichaelDeluca,SeniorAdvisor,OfficeofRegulatory

    Analysis,RegulatoryPolicyandProgramsDivision,FinancialCrimes

    EnforcementNetwork(FinCEN),Washington,DC

    DouglasA.Leff,Chief,AssetForfeitureandMoneyLaunderingUnit,

    FederalBureauofInvestigation,Washington,DC

    OPENINGRECEPTIONINTHEMARKETPLACE6:007:00PM

    Sponsoredby:

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    REGISTRATIONOPEN7:00AM6:30 PM

    Questionsfor

    Ask

    The

    Regulators

    Session

    AskTheRegulatorsquestioncardsareavailableoutside

    GeneralSession. Youmaysubmitquestionsuntil5:30pm

    todayplaceinthespeciallymarkedboxnearwhereyou

    pickedupyourcard.

    CONTINENTALBREAKFAST

    INTHEMARKETPLACE7:008:00AM

    POWERSESSION#1

    ManagingtheExceptionsProcess:

    EfficientDispositioningofAlerts

    andtheManualReviewCycle

    Sponsoredby:

    Bestpracticesandhandsonactivitiestooptimizethe

    processesutilizedtodecisionandclearexceptionsinyour

    queue. Thissessionwillofferadiscussiononthetotalcostto

    yourbottomlineofmanagingtheexceptionsqueue. Wewill

    explorethecosttiedtothehumaninteractionsthatareoften

    notfactoredintothetotalcost.Thissessionwillutilized

    scenariobasedtrainingtohelpanalystsunderstandhowto

    usedatatodeterminehowtoquicklyassessanddisposition

    alertsofvarioustypes.Wewillalsohelpuserscreatetheir

    owndecision

    matrix

    to

    quickly

    manage

    their

    review

    process

    andprovideconsistencyandfeedbacktoCompliance

    Managementteams.

    Speaker:

    DebraGeister,SeniorDirector,AMLandComplianceServices,

    LexisNexis,washington,DC

    POWERSESSION#2

    AFormerMoneyLaunderLooksatEmerging

    ThreatsfromLatinAmericaFacingCompliance

    OfficersatU.S.Banks

    Sponsored

    by:

    KennethRijock,WorldCheck'sresidentFinancialCrime

    Consultant,whohastenyearsofpersonalexperiencein

    moneylaundering,andiscurrentlyengagedinidentifying

    emergingthreats, surveysthecurrentregionspecific

    complianceissuesonfundscomingintoAmericanfinancial

    institutionsfromLatinAmerica.Sanctionsevasiontechniques

    thatareemanatingfromLatinAmericawillbedescribed,

    together

    with

    suggested

    methods

    of

    identification

    and

    real

    timeinterdiction

    Speaker:

    KennethRijock,FinancialCrimeConsultant,WorldCheck

    POWERSESSION#3

    Tobeannouncedsoon.

    MOVE

    TO

    NEXT

    SESSION

    8:008:15AM

    GENERALSESSION

    OpeningAnnouncements

    andKeyNoteAddress8:158:55AM

    Room: MarriottBallroom23

    FEATUREDSPEAKER

    JamesH.Freis,Jr.,Director,FinancialCrimesEnforcement

    Network(FinCEN),

    Washington,

    DC

    POWERSESSIONS

    Choiceofthree.

    Seatingisfirstcome/firstserved.

    7:00 8:00AM

    Monday,October18,2010

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    GENERALSESSION

    TrendsinCriminalandRegulatory

    EnforcementActions8:5510:30AM

    Room: MarriottBallroom23

    Duringthe

    last

    year,

    there

    have

    been

    significant

    AML

    and

    OFACenforcementactionsthathaveresultedinlarge

    criminalandcivilpenalties,includingagainstWachoviaBank

    (drugmoneylaunderingandtelemarketingfraud)andABN

    AmroBank(OFACviolations). Therealsohavebeenan

    increasingnumberofmoneylaunderingcasesinvolvingponzi

    schemes,fraud,andothercriminalactivity.Thispanelwill

    discussthesecases,whattobeonthelookoutfor,andhow

    toavoidgettingentangledinamoneylaundering

    investigation.

    Moderator:

    GordonGreenberg,Partner,McDermottWillandEmeryLLP,Los

    Angeles,CA

    Speakers:

    RobbAdkins,ExecutiveDirector,FinancialFraudEnforcementTask

    Force,OfficeoftheDeputyAttorneyGeneral,U.S.Departmentof

    Justice,Washington,DC

    AndreBirotte,UnitedStatesAttorneyfortheCentralDistrictof

    California,LosAngeles,CA

    FredricD.Firestone,Partner,McDermottWill&EmeryLLP,

    Washington,DC

    COFFEEBREAKINTHEMARKETPLACE10:3011:00AM

    3A:SanctionsPrograms

    Repeatedfrom

    Session

    1A

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Moderator:

    CarolM.Beaumier,ManagingDirector,Protiviti,NewYork,NY

    Speakers:

    See1Aforspeakers.

    3B:LessonstoLearnfromRecentRegulatory

    EnforcementActionsandCriminalProsecutions

    Repeatedin

    Session

    4A

    Room: Tobedetermined

    ThissessionwillexplorerecenthighprofileAMLenforcement

    actionsandcriminalprosecutionsandtietheinvestigations

    intoafinancialinstitution'sabilitytodetect,preventand

    reportsimilaractivity.

    Panelistswilldiscusstheredflags,thebreakdownsininterna

    controls,andthecontrolsandsystemsthatyoumightutilize

    toidentifyandpreventnarcoticstrafficking,mortgagefraud,

    Ponzischemesandotherspecifiedunlawfulactivitiesthatare

    predicatesto

    money

    laundering

    at

    your

    institution.

    Moderator:

    AmyG.Rudnick,Partner,Gibson,Dunn&Crutcher,LLP,

    Washington,DC

    Speakers:

    LesterM.Joseph,InternationalInvestigationsManager,Financial

    IntelligenceUnit,WellsFargo&Company,McLean,VA

    MarshaA.McClellan,AssistantUSAttorney,USDepartmentof

    Justice,Chicago,IL

    CONCURRENTSESSIONSSeries3

    11:00AM12:15PM

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    3C: CantWeAllJustGetAlong? Creatingan

    EffectivePartnershipwithMSBsandBankersRepeatedinSession4C

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Inthissessionourpanelwillprovideperspectiveonthe

    relationshipneeded

    to

    provide

    banking

    services

    to

    Money

    ServiceBusinesses. Bestpractices,lessonslearnedand

    commonexceptionswillbepresentedfrombankers,MSB

    personnelandregulators. Learnfromothersmistakes,what

    theexaminerswantustodo,andwhattechniques,

    questions,strategiesaremosteffectivetocreateaworking

    effectivepartnership.

    Moderator:

    AnnaM.Rentschler,CRCM,CAMS,AMLP,VicePresidentandBSA

    Officer,CentralBancompany,JeffersonCity,MO

    Speakers:

    SepidehBehram,

    Head

    of

    Compliance

    and

    Regulation,

    North

    America,TravelexGlobalBusinessPayments,Washington,DC

    KennethM.Kohrs,NationalBankExaminer,Officeofthe

    ComptrolleroftheCurrency,MidsizeandCommunityBank

    Supervision,SouthernDistrict HoustonFieldOffice,Houston,TX

    GregThorneycroft,CRCM,VicePresidentandComplianceOfficer,

    BankoftheWest,MontereyPark,CA

    3D: HowWellMustYouKnowYourCustomers?

    Repeatedfrom

    Session

    1B

    Room: Tobedetermined

    3E: ForeignCorruptPracticesActRepeatedinSession4D

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Nothingcouldbehotterfromanenforcementperspective

    thantheForeignCorruptPracticesAct. Panelistswillprovide

    youwith:

    AnoverviewoftheFCPAandaroundupofrecentFCPAcases;

    TheUKantibriberylawandotherinternationalinitiatives;

    Identifyingredflagsand"new"redflags; HowyourAMLprogramandPEPprocedurescanhelp

    youtodesignaneffectiveFCPAComplianceProgram.

    Moderator:

    GordonGreenberg,Partner,McDermottWillandEmery,Los

    Angeles,CA

    Speakers:

    RodFletcher,HeadofDepartment,BusinessCrimeandRegulation,

    RussellJones

    &

    Walker

    Solicitors,

    Chancery

    Lane,

    London

    RichardA.Small,VicePresident,EnterpriseWideAntiMoney

    LaunderingandSanctionsRiskManagement,AmericanExpress,New

    York,NY

    LUNCHEONWITHSPEAKER12:151:45PM

    Room: MarriottBallroom23

    FEATUREDSPEAKER:

    Tobe

    announced

    soon.

    Sponsoredby:

    DESSERT

    IN

    THE

    MARKETPLACE

    1:452:15PM

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    4A:LessonstoLearnfromRecentRegulatory

    EnforcementActions

    and

    Criminal

    Prosecutions

    RepeatedfromSession3B

    Room: Tobedetermined

    4B: HumanTraffickingandAMLControlsSingleSession

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Speakers:

    ArthurD.Middlemiss,ExecutiveDirector,LegalandCompliance,

    JPMorganChase

    Bank,

    NA,

    New

    York,

    NY

    JamesSpero,USDepartmentofHomelandSecurity,Washington,DC

    4C: CantWeAllJustGetAlong? Creatingan

    EffectivePartnershipwithMSBsandBankersRepeatedfromSession3C

    Room: Tobedetermined

    Moderator:

    ChristopherT.Spellman,CRCM,SeniorVicePresidentand

    ComplianceOfficer,Morrill&JanesBank,Merriam,KS

    Speakers:

    See3Cforspeakers.

    4D: ForeignCorruptPracticesActRepeatedfromSession3E

    Room: Tobedetermined

    4E: NewIranianSanctionLawRepeatedfromSession2A

    Room: Tobedetermined

    GENERALSESSION

    AnInsideLookatWashington3:455:15PM

    Room: MarriottBallroom23

    Withthepassageofregulatoryreformandtheupcoming

    midterm

    elections,

    seismic

    changes

    are

    occurring

    in

    Washington,DCwhichwillhaveadirectimpactonyour

    institution. And,justbecausetheshiftsmaynotdirectly

    affectBSA/AML,itdoesntmeanyouwontbeimpacted. Join

    usforaninterestingandinsideWashingtonperspectiveof

    whatallthismaymeanforyourinstitutionandhowpriorities

    maybeshiftinginsideyourinstitutiontoaccommodatethese

    changes.

    Moderator:

    JohnJ.Byrne,CAMS,ExecutiveVicePresident,Associationof

    CertifiedAntiMoneyLaunderingSpecialists(ACAMS),

    Washington,DC

    Speakers:

    WilliamBoger,SeniorFederalLegislativeCounsel,Congressional

    RelationsandPublicPolicy,AmericanBankersAssociation,

    Washington,DC

    DanD.Soto,CAMS,ExecutiveComplianceDirector,BSAOfficer,Ally

    Bank,Charlotte,NC

    RECEPTIONINTHEMARKETPLACE5:156:30PM

    Sponsoredby:

    CONCURRENTSESSIONSSeries4

    2:15PM3:30PM

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    REGISTRATIONOPEN7:00AM5:00PM

    CONTINENTALBREAKFAST

    INTHEMARKETPLACE7:158:15AM

    POWERSESSION#1

    VirtualIdentityandAnonymousPayments

    Sponsoredby:

    VirtualIdentityisthedigitaltranscendenceofwhoyouare,or

    pretendtobe,ontotheinternet. Thefastestgrowing

    examplescanbefoundinmassivelymultiplayeronlinerole

    playinggames(MMORPGs),virtualworlds,social

    networking/collaboration/mediawebsites,

    and

    anonymous

    networks.Morethan90%ofallcollegestudentshavea

    presenceonasocialnetworkingsite,likeFacebook. More

    than50%ofallSouthKoreansvisitvirtualworlds! Email

    addresses,onlinebankingaccounts,andscreennamesare

    otherfamiliarformsofvirtualidentities,butasweb2.0(user

    focusedcontentanddesign)expands,morevividand

    expressiveformsofvirtualidentityhaveemerged.Avatars,

    characters,andprofilesrepresentindividualswhomight

    interactdaily,formfriendships,dobusiness,butnevermeet.

    Thisformofcollaborationhascreatedafrictionless

    momentumofinformationandhasbecomeanecessityto

    communicateand

    share

    on

    an

    individual,

    corporate,

    or

    agencylevel.Theyarepersistentinourdailylivesand

    cultures,butefficientmanagementoftheseidentitiesis

    difficulttoachievebecauseofhowsegmentedandextensive

    theinternetis.Withinthemillionsofexistingwebservices,a

    usercouldhaveasingularidentitywithineachone.

    Inanemergingculturewhereanonymityandpseudonymity

    arecommonelementsofpeoplesdailylives,issuesarise

    becauseofambiguityinaccountability,difficultyin

    verification,varyinganonymity,possibilityforabuse,lackof

    regulation,andquestionablelevelsoftrust.Criminalshave

    alreadyfirmlyentrenchedthemselvesincyberspace

    exploitingtheseweaknesses,ashaveouradversaries.

    Anonymousnetworksareflourishing,alongwithanonymous

    paymentsystemsservingtheseglobalparticipants. Virtual

    goldsystems,manyofwhicharecompletelyoutsideof

    existingbankingstructures,haveaddedanewand

    unpredictabledimension.

    Fromalegal,lawenforcementandbankingperspectivewe

    mustfirstacknowledgethevulnerability,andracetocatch

    up. Whataretheanticipatedchallengesahead?

    JoinScottDuewekefromBoozAllenHamiltonashe

    describesthisexploding,andtomany,alien,environment,in

    afascinating

    multi

    media

    exploration

    of

    this

    topic.

    POWERSESSION#2

    AcceleratingTowardsAdaptiveCaseManagement

    forFinancialCrimePrevention

    Sponsoredby:

    Overthepastfewyears,financialinstitutionshave

    increasinglyexploredhowcasemanagementsystemscould

    providebenefittotheirAMLoperations. Theirobjectives

    oftenincludeincreasingproductivity,improving

    investigationsquality,enhancingreportingandprovidinga

    singleviewofthecustomer. Ascompanieshave

    implementedthesecasemanagementsolutions,manyhave

    struggledtoeitherfitthesoftwaretotheirprocessesorfit

    theirprocessestothesoftware. Thesesolutionsrelyon

    processesthataremodeledinadvanceandoftendont

    provideknowledgeworkerswiththeflexibilitynecessaryto

    bestcapitalizeontheirexpertise.

    AdaptiveCaseManagement(ACM)solutionsnotonlyprovide

    thisflexibility,butliterallyfocusontransforminghowan

    organizationsknowledgeworkersapproach,conduct,and

    documenttheirwork. ACMtoolsallowuserstotrulyapply

    theirexperienceindeterminingtheappropriateapproachto

    completethetaskathand,whileautomaticallydocumenting

    theprocessthatwasfollowed. Unlikemanualprocesses,

    Tuesday,October19,2010

    POWERSESSIONSChoiceofthree

    Seatingisfirstcome/firstserved.

    7:15

    8:15

    AM

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    templates,orstandardBusinessProcessManagement(BPM)

    systemsthatworkwellonlyifanentireprocessispredictable

    andknownupfront,ACMsolutionsadapttothe

    unpredictableandvariableconditionsthatoccurduring

    incidentreviewandinvestigation.

    Learningobjectivesandtangiblebenefitsfromattendingthis

    session:

    Learn aboutadaptivecasemanagement Understandthedifferencebetweentraditionalbusiness

    processmanagementandadaptivecasemanagement

    Hearaboutwaysinwhichadaptivecasemanagementcanimproveyourinstitutionsefficiencyand

    effectiveness

    Understandhowyoucanintegrateadaptivecasemanagementintoyourorganizationsprocesses

    Speakers:

    BrooktonN.Behm,CAMS,RiskConsultingSeniorManager,Crowe

    HorwathLLP,

    Grand

    Rapids,

    MI

    TroyM.LaHuis,CAMS,RiskConsultingSeniorManager,Crowe

    HorwathLLP,GrandRapids,MI

    POWERSESSION#3

    ProcessAutomationforMoreEfficientand

    EffectiveAMLInvestigations

    Sponsoredby:

    Inrecentyears,financialservicesfirmshavemadesubstantial

    investmentsinantimoneylaundering(AML)andcounter

    terroristfinancing(CTF)compliance.Duetochanging

    complianceandregulatorystandards,manyfirmshave

    becomereliantonhighendtransactionmonitoringsolutions.

    ThesesolutionshelpensurecoverageofAMLandCFTrisks,

    buttheyalsogeneratelargevolumesofalertswhichmustbe

    investigated.Regulatory

    expectations

    for

    more

    sophisticated

    systemsandbusinessprocesseshaveprobablyleadyourfirm

    toupgrade,orconsiderupgrading,yourinvestigations

    managementinfrastructuretobettersupportanalysisand

    investigationofalertsandevents.However,youmaynotbe

    optimizingtheuseofyourcasemanagementsystem,

    resultinginmisallocationofinvestigativeresources,increased

    costofcompliance,andunnecessaryvulnerabilitytofinancial

    crime.

    Nowthereisanewwaveofenterprisecasemanagementand

    processautomationcapabilitieswhichcanhelpimprovethe

    efficiencyandeffectivenessofAMLanalystsandinvestigators

    allowingyourfirmtodomorewithlesswhilemeetingor

    exceedingregulatoryexpectations.InthisPowerBreakfast

    session,youwilldiscoverhowyoucanarmyour

    investigationsteamwithproductivityenhancingtoolsand

    processestorealizehighefficiencyandreducedcosts. Well

    sharehowtoleveragetoolsyoumayalreadyhave,aswellas

    excitingandemerginginvestigationsautomationsystemsand

    processes.AstheleadingAMLvendorformanyyears,witha

    customerbasethatincludesmidsizedandregionalaswellas

    largeglobalfinancialinstitutions,OracleFinancialServices

    Softwareisinauniquepositiontoshareinsightsandlessons

    learnedwhichcanhelpyouinyourowneffortstobetter:1. Optimizeyouralertanalysisandcaseinvestigations

    systemand

    increase

    the

    productivity

    of

    your

    investigationsprocess;

    2. Automatecertainalertanalysissteps,investigations,andQAassociatedwithyourtransactionmonitoring

    solutions;

    3. Reinforceconsistencyofanalysisandautomatethedocumentationofdecisionmakingandconclusions;

    4. Leverageyourfinancialcrimeinvestmentsmoreefficientlyforanenterpriseviewofcustomerbehavior

    andcustomerrisk.

    Thissessionwillprovidevaluableinsightsonhowtomake

    yourAMLandfinancialcrimecaseinvestigationsmore

    efficientwithoutsacrificingeffectiveness.Intodayscost

    consciousenvironmentyoucannotaffordtomissthis

    session.

    Speakers:

    GauravHarode,ProductManagement,OracleFinancialServices

    Software

    KarenVanNess,ProductManagement,OracleFinancialServices

    Software

    MOVETONEXTSESSION8:158:30AM

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    GENERALSESSION

    AsktheRegulators8:3010:00AM

    Room: MarriottBallroom23

    Thisisyourannualopportunitytohavequality"Q&Atime"

    withsenior

    agency

    officials.

    This

    high

    level

    panel

    will

    feature

    aseniorrepresentativefromthebankingregulatoryagencies

    aswellasseniorrepresentativesfromtheSECandFinCEN.

    Questioncardswillbeavailableforeachregulatorat

    Registration. Youmaysubmitquestionsbefore5:00pmon

    Monday. ExpectupdatesontherevisedFFIECexammanual

    andotherexamissues.

    Moderator:

    ElliotH.Berman,SeniorVicePresidentandGeneralCounsel,

    JohnsonFinancialGroup,Inc.,Racine,WI

    Speakers:

    LisaD.

    Arquette,

    Associate

    Director,

    Division

    of

    Supervision

    &

    ConsumerProtection,FederalDepositInsuranceCorporation,

    Washington,DC

    LourdesGonzalez,AssistantChiefCounselSalesPractices,Division

    ofTradingandMarkets,USSecuritiesandExchangeCommission,

    Washington,DC

    NinaA.Nichols,Esq.,AssistantDirector,DivisionofBanking

    SupervisionandRegulation,BoardofGovernorsoftheFederal

    ReserveSystem,Washington,DC

    JohnWagner,DirectorforBankSecrecyAct/AntiMoney

    Laundering,OfficeoftheComptrolleroftheCurrency,

    Washington,DC

    BillWilliams,AssistantDirectorforCompliance,OfficeofThrift

    Supervision,CentralRegion,Chicago,IL

    SeniorRepresentativefromtheFinancialCrimesEnforcement

    Network,(FinCEN)Washington,DC

    COFFEEBREAKINTHEMARKETPLACE10:0010:30AM

    DEEPDIVEEXPANDEDSESSION #1

    TheRiskAssessmentProcessforNewProducts,

    ServicesandMarkets

    Thistwohourminiworkshopwillwalkyouthroughthe

    processbywhichyoutakeintoconsiderationalloftherisks

    associatedwithnewproductorservicedevelopmentaswell

    astherisksassociatedwithenteringnewmarkets.

    Bothlargeandsmallbankswillbenefitfromourexpert

    panelists

    who

    will

    provide:

    Practicalexamplesofriskassessments; Ideasonhowtocreateaprocessthatfitswithyour

    particularorganization;

    Howtoensureriskassessmentispartoftheoverallstrategyofthebank;

    Usefulquestionstohelpassessrisk.Additionally,youwillhearfromaregulatorwhowillprovide

    insightsintowhatexaminersarelookingforinyourrisk

    assessments.

    Speakers:

    MaraDe

    Lourdes

    Jimnez,

    Esq.,

    Senior

    Vice

    President

    and

    Manager,CorporateComplianceDivision,BancoPopularDePuerto

    Rico,SanJuan,PR

    ElizabethM.Snyder,CRCM,SVPChiefComplianceOfficer,Leaders

    Bank,OakBrook,IL

    ElaineR.Yancey,SupervisoryExaminer,LegalandFiduciaryRisk,

    FederalReserveBankofRichmond,Richmond,VA

    DEEPDIVEEXPANDEDSESSIONS10:30AM12:30pm

    Youhaveachoiceofthreesessions

    Thesesessionswillnotberepeatedbut

    theywillberecorded.

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    DEEPDIVEEXPANDEDSESSION #2

    TransactionMonitoringIssuesForLargeBanksRoom: ToBeDetermined

    Thistwohourminiworkshopwillcovercriticalissuesin

    transactionmonitoringuniquetolargeinstitutions.

    Moderator:

    MichaelZeldin,Principal,DeloitteFinancialAdvisoryServicesLLP,

    Washington,DC

    Speakers:

    DavidW.Jeffries,SeniorVicePresident ComplianceDirector,

    CorporateAMLOperations,JPMorganChaseBank,NA,

    Columbus,OH

    TomLickiss,SeniorVicePresident&Director,FinancialIntelligence

    Unit,WellsFargo&Co.,SanFrancisco,CA

    DEEPDIVEEXPANDEDSESSION #3

    TransactionMonitoringIssuesForSmallBanksRoom: ToBeDetermined

    Thistwohourminiworkshopwillcovercriticalissuesin

    transactionmonitoringuniquetosmallinstitutions.

    Moderator:

    AnnaM.Rentschler,CRCM,CAMS,AMLP,VicePresidentandBSA

    Officer,CentralBancompany,JeffersonCity,MO

    Speakers:

    AnnMarieTarantino,CRCM,CRP,AMLP,VicePresident,ComplianceandBSAOfficer,BankofSmithtown,Hauppauge,NY

    TimothyR.White,CAMS,NationalRiskSpecialist,BSAandOFAC,

    Banker'sToolbox,Inc.Denver,CO

    LUNCHEONWITHSPEAKER12:302:00PM

    Room: MarriottBallroom23

    FEATUREDSPEAKER

    LannyA.

    Breuer,

    Assistant

    Attorney

    General,

    Criminal

    Division,U.S.DepartmentofJustice,Washington,DC

    FINALDESSERTINTHEMARKETPLACE2:002:45PM

    CLOSINGGENERALSESSION

    PrepaidAccessandElectronicBanking:

    NewRegulationandNewFrauds2:454:00PM

    Room: MarriottBallroom23

    Moderator:

    RichardA.Small,VicePresident,EnterpriseWideAntiMoney

    LaunderingandSanctionsRiskManagement,AmericanExpress,New

    York,NY

    Speakers:

    PhilipLehmanKeitel,Esq.,IndustrySpecialist,PaymentCards

    Center,FederalReserveBankofPhiladelphia,Philadelphia,PA

    LeeJeffreyRoss,Jr.(Jeff),SeniorVicePresident,BSA/AMLOfficer

    GreenDotCorporation,Monrovia,CA

    DeborahS.ThorenPeden,Partner,PillsburyWinthropShaw

    PittmanLLP,LosAngeles,CA

    CONFERENCEADJOURNS4:00PM