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AML Compliance Bootcamp for Digital Currency #804

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Erikazeee opened this Issue Apr 6, 2015 · 3 comments

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- date: 2015-04-30
  title: "AML Compliance Bootcamp for Digital Currency"
  venue: "New York City"
  address: ""
  city: "New York City"
  country: "United States"
  link: "http://www.digitalchamber.org/bootcamp.html"

THE CHAMBER OF DIGITAL COMMERCE INVITES YOU TO
AML Compliance Bootcamp
AT
NEW YORK CITY
APRIL 30 - MAY 1, 2015

Optional Workshop: May 2, 2015
Digital currency companies: Tackle the tough issues necessary to develop banking relationships
Bankers: Develop strategies to gain regulatory confidence to bank virtual/digital currency businesses
Gain critical compliance skills and learn how to deal with government regulations
Satisfy federal training requirements and collect important continuing education credits (ACAMS, CLE, CSBS, DCC, and more)

In this intense and interactive two-day program, you’ll discover how to make sure your AML compliance efforts meet banks' and regulators' expectations and how to prepare for your next AML compliance review from your bank, regulators or an independent auditor.

In an optional third day, focus on the mechanics of your written program. Participants will work with their peers applying teachings from the bootcamp to draft/revise a risk assessment and other AML compliance program documents.

@harding harding self-assigned this Apr 7, 2015

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harding commented Apr 7, 2015

@Erikazeee do you have the specific address for this event?

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harding commented May 1, 2015

Closing, we never received a specific address and the event is now in the past.

@harding harding closed this May 1, 2015

@harding harding added the Events label May 1, 2015

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