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Economic Crime Prevention and Compliance: London Agenda

Economic Crime Prevention London
16-17 October, 2024
Central London, United Kingdom
  • Wednesday, 28 Sep, 2022
    08:30am-09:00am
    Registration Opens. Refreshments and Networking
    09:00am-09:15am
    09:15am-10:00am
    10:00am-11:00am

    When The Long Arm Keeps Getting Longer: Us Government Policy Drivers And Compliance Enforcement

    • US regulatory policy framework and drivers: Expanding US Federal authorities and implications for non-US businesses
    • Pushing out global enforcement agenda from the US: Key takeaway from recent actions and settlements

    Speaker(s): 

    Author:

    Richard Tornberg

    Group Legal Counsel Trade Compliance
    Ericsson AB (Sweden)

    Richard Tornberg

    Group Legal Counsel Trade Compliance
    Ericsson AB (Sweden)

    Author:

    Julie Cooper

    Group International Trade Compliance Manager – Legal
    Spectris (UK)

    Julie Cooper

    Group International Trade Compliance Manager – Legal
    Spectris (UK)
    11:00-11:30am
    Refreshments and Networking
    11:30am-12:30pm

    How To Ensure That Your Compliance Programs Capture Novel Risks

    • Which compliance programmes are seen as proactive and well-designed in the eyes of regulators and enforcement agencies?
    • How to withstand an increased level of scrutiny by Governments, shareholders and external auditors
    • How to meet increased Government expectations on internal controls

    Speaker(s): 

    Author:

    Chloe Cina

    Partner, National Security, Morrison Foerster
    Deutsche Bank

    Chloe Cina, a barrister and leading international financial sanctions expert. She is the Head of Global Sanctions Advisory at Deutsche Bank. Her work includes advising on complex cross-border investigations, enforcement, high profile transactions and sanctions compliance, particularly in the context of Russia, Iran and humanitarian aid. She’s recognised by international organisations, regulators, and the private sector for her thought leadership and legal advisory work. She worked for United Nations. At the Foreign Office she was in the National Security team where she led the Iran nuclear legal team for the UK. At HSBC she was the UK Head of Sanctions.

    Chloe Cina

    Partner, National Security, Morrison Foerster
    Deutsche Bank

    Chloe Cina, a barrister and leading international financial sanctions expert. She is the Head of Global Sanctions Advisory at Deutsche Bank. Her work includes advising on complex cross-border investigations, enforcement, high profile transactions and sanctions compliance, particularly in the context of Russia, Iran and humanitarian aid. She’s recognised by international organisations, regulators, and the private sector for her thought leadership and legal advisory work. She worked for United Nations. At the Foreign Office she was in the National Security team where she led the Iran nuclear legal team for the UK. At HSBC she was the UK Head of Sanctions.

    Author:

    Emanuela Marrone

    Group Trade Controls Compliance Manager
    Vodafone Group

    Emanuela Marrone is the Trade Controls Compliance Manager at Vodafone Group. She has started her extensive career in Trade Compliance/Export Controls in the aerospace sector where she worked for the world’s leading aerospace companies in their different divisions such as Defence, Civil, and at the Corporate level. Mrs. Marrone is a member of several European groups of Export Controls experts which allowed her to contribute to the EUP2P export control program for arms-ATT’ (EUP2P-ATT) and being a speaker in international conferences, working groups, and author of articles on compliance, non-proliferation, and arms controls. She got her master’s degree in Internationalisation of Trade Relations at the University of Catania after being a visiting scholar in both EU and US universities. In her current role at Vodafone Group, Mrs Marrone is oversighting, both operationally and strategically, the Internal Compliance Program for Vodafone Group and its Local Markets worldwide.

    Emanuela Marrone

    Group Trade Controls Compliance Manager
    Vodafone Group

    Emanuela Marrone is the Trade Controls Compliance Manager at Vodafone Group. She has started her extensive career in Trade Compliance/Export Controls in the aerospace sector where she worked for the world’s leading aerospace companies in their different divisions such as Defence, Civil, and at the Corporate level. Mrs. Marrone is a member of several European groups of Export Controls experts which allowed her to contribute to the EUP2P export control program for arms-ATT’ (EUP2P-ATT) and being a speaker in international conferences, working groups, and author of articles on compliance, non-proliferation, and arms controls. She got her master’s degree in Internationalisation of Trade Relations at the University of Catania after being a visiting scholar in both EU and US universities. In her current role at Vodafone Group, Mrs Marrone is oversighting, both operationally and strategically, the Internal Compliance Program for Vodafone Group and its Local Markets worldwide.

    Author:

    Asmaa Tharwat

    Head of Sanctions, Group Compliance and Corporate Governance
    Agricultural Bank Of Egypt (Egypt)

    Asmaa Tharwat

    Head of Sanctions, Group Compliance and Corporate Governance
    Agricultural Bank Of Egypt (Egypt)
    12:30-13:30pm
    Networking Lunch
    13:30pm-14:30pm

    Advanced Due Diligence To Protect Against Beneficial Ownership Risk

    • How effective is your company’s process of uncovering UBOs? What do you expect to see from KYC and due diligence? What information sources are most valuable?
    • How do you manage clients with exposure to sanctions and other financial crime concerns?
    • What screening solutions ensure robust monitoring?
    • Once a hit is discovered: DOs and DON’Ts. How to properly document, report, and track matches

    Speaker(s): 

    Author:

    Adam Scragg

    Head of Export Controls & Sanctions, Group Ethics & Compliance
    Johnson Matthey (UK)

    Adam Scragg

    Head of Export Controls & Sanctions, Group Ethics & Compliance
    Johnson Matthey (UK)

    Author:

    David Whitehouse

    Director, Trade Compliance, Danaher Life Sciences Platform
    Danaher Corporation (UK)

    David Whitehouse

    Director, Trade Compliance, Danaher Life Sciences Platform
    Danaher Corporation (UK)
    14:30pm-15:30pm

    Effectively Dealing With Cross-Border Government Investigations

    Practical insights on how to prepare and manage cross-border investigation and remediation process in the face of rapidly multiplying and overlapping risks


    • How are investigations initiated by authorities in key jurisdictions?
    • Gathering evidence: Legal privilege, data privacy laws and disclosure actions
    • What do enforcement agencies and regulatory bodies require in respect of historic conduct and what will be considered as mitigating factors?
    • Making a case for remediation: Decisive factors, procedural and law enforcement nuisances

    15:30pm-16:00pm
    Refreshments and Networking
    16:00PM-16:45PM

    Benchmarking Risk Assessment Protocols

    • How to ensure that your risk assessment strategy is constantly evolving based on changing risk profiles
    • Calibrating your protocols according to your customer base, the business model, the risk appetite and the ever-changing regulatory landscape
    • Utilising the right data sources, and network science capabilities and a deep subject matter expertise for a robust transaction solution

    Speaker(s): 

    Author:

    Grace Ogedengbe

    Head of Financial Crime Operations, Europe
    Bank ABC (UK)

    Grace Ogedengbe

    Head of Financial Crime Operations, Europe
    Bank ABC (UK)

    Author:

    Cynthia Borg

    Head of Financial Crime Compliance
    APS Bank (Malta)

    Cynthia Borg

    Head of Financial Crime Compliance
    APS Bank (Malta)
    16:45pm-17:30pm

    BIRDS-OF-A-FEATHER” COMPLIANCE ROUNDTABLES

    End the first day by discussing highly sensitive topics and unique challenges facing the industry, whilst sharing practical solutions with your peers off the record. All roundtables will be led by an industry expert and will take place simultaneously.

    Roundtable: A
    AML, Due Diligence and
    Beneficial Ownership


    Roundtable: B
    Sanctions Implementation
    and Violations


    Roundtable: C
    Anti-Bribery
    and FCPA


    Roundtable: D
    ESG Supply Chains

    Speaker(s): 

    Author:

    Russell Wallace

    Senior AML Compliance Manager
    Vodafone Group

    Russell Wallace

    Senior AML Compliance Manager
    Vodafone Group
    17:30pm
    End of Day
  • Thursday, 29 Sep, 2022
    08:45am-09:15am
    Refreshments and Networking
    09:15am-09:30am
    09:30am-10:30am

    Handling Internal Investigations: Top Mistakes To Avoid

    • Who should be in your investigations team?
    • How to manage costs?
    • How to handle reputational damage?
    • What to consider before making a voluntary disclosure?
    • How to developing a robust remediation plan?

    Speaker(s): 

    Author:

    Heather Sroka

    Senior Counsel
    NortonLifeLock (USA)

    Heather Sroka

    Senior Counsel
    NortonLifeLock (USA)
    10:30am-11:15am

    Challenges With Sharing Information And Using Data

    • Complying with multiple data privacy regimes
    • Information sharing networks between regulators, law enforcement bodies, financial institutions and money service businesses
    • UK company ownership information

    11:15am-11:45am
    Networking Break
    11:45am-12:30pm

    How To Deal With Human Rights Requirements In The Supply Chain?

    • The new EU requirements towards a more responsible supply chain:
      How does it relate to national obligations and voluntary industry schemes
      concerning due diligence, responsible sourcing and human rights
      violations?

    • U.S.A Uyghur Forced Labour Prevention Act: what is the impact for
      EU-based companies?

    Speaker(s): 

    Author:

    Johan Evers

    Export Controls and Responsible Supply Manager
    Umicore (Belgium)

    Johan Evers

    Export Controls and Responsible Supply Manager
    Umicore (Belgium)

    Think Tank: Sanctions Are “The New FCPA”

    DOJ is making Russia sanctions its top priority. In anticipation of heavyhanded
    enforcement actions, the need for specialist knowledge has never
    been so profoundly important.


    Sign up to the board-room style discussion on this hugely topical area. Held under The
    Chatham House Rule. Attendance is limited

    12:30pm-13:30pm
    Lunch and Networking
    13:30pm-14:45pm

    Controlling And Monitoring Third-Party Risks

    Uncovering and assessing new risks posed by third parties

    • Third party due diligence in M&A: how to drill enough into the risks presented by your company`s target
    • Vendor management programs: Sharing best practice

    Speaker(s): 

    Author:

    Alessio Santoriello

    Legal Affairs & Compliance Director
    ZTE Italia (Italy)

    Alessio Santoriello

    Legal Affairs & Compliance Director
    ZTE Italia (Italy)

    Author:

    Asmaa Tharwat

    Head of Sanctions, Group Compliance and Corporate Governance
    Agricultural Bank Of Egypt (Egypt)

    Asmaa Tharwat

    Head of Sanctions, Group Compliance and Corporate Governance
    Agricultural Bank Of Egypt (Egypt)
    14:45pm-15:45pm

    A Whistle-Blower: Friend Or Foe?

    • Expanding US-style protection and rewards: What should potential whistle-blowers and their counsel be aware of?
    • Interplay between relevant award laws: How do UK and European regulators and courts view, support and value whistle-blowers?
    • The ethical issues

    Speaker(s): 

    Author:

    Mateo Jarrin Cuvi

    Global Manager
    Association of Governance Risk & Compliance (UK)

    Mateo Jarrin Cuvi

    Global Manager
    Association of Governance Risk & Compliance (UK)
    15:45pm-16:00pm
    Co-Chairs Closing Remarks
    16:00pm
    End of Conference