The 6th annual virtual fincrime weeklong event brings the global ACFCS community together for a full week of presentations, networking, challenge sessions, and workshops covering the full spectrum of financial crime risk.

The "Introduction to Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) in Financial Investigations" workshop is a beginner-friendly training session for professionals who want to learn how to leverage publicly available information in the financial sector.

The 1st annual Human Trafficking Awareness series with sessions every Tuesday in January for National Human Trafficking Awareness month. Offering practical strategies to strengthen their organization’s role in fighting human trafficking while ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.

The 2nd annual summit will review key events of 2022, prepare for the new year and renew our commitment to innovate in the fight against financial crime. Plus, we'll host an executive roundtable, bringing together professionals from across the greater NY area and internationally.

Hear insights from FINTRAC on emerging risks and criminal trends, perspectives from law enforcement on effective public-private collaboration, and guidance from senior compliance professionals on how to build high-performing programs.

The 4th iteration of the premier virtual fincrime weeklong event brings the global ACFCS community together for a full week of presentations, networking, challenge sessions, and workshops covering the full spectrum of financial crime risk.

The 3rd annual summit focused on the intersection of crypto, digital assets and financial crime is now broader and better than ever before, expanding to focus on the full range of fincrime compliance issues in Web 3.0. Tradfi meets crypto in combination with an executive roundtable bringing together compliance leaders from new and old worlds of finance.

En la última década, y especialmente los últimos años, las tecnologías han experimentado un crecimiento exponencial en todas las industrias y esta nueva realidad revolucionó indefectiblemente las operaciones financieras en América Latina; con todas las ventajas, pero también riesgos que representan: los bancos y las empresas financieras tradicionales se han tenido que adaptar para subirse a la ola de innovación, hoy toda compañía es inherentemente tecnológica incluso las financieras tradicionales—no solo las Fintech—por lo que es fundamental reforzar las estructuras de control que esta realidad presenta.

The 3rd annual event focuses on enhancing practical skills and empowering careers for forward-thinking financial crime practitioners. Bringing together a global audience from a variety of compliance roles but is particularly relevant for investigators, as well as managers and executives with oversight of fincrime investigations.

In this half-day workshop you’ll hear from human trafficking survivors on their experiences and the financial patterns that institutions missed, law enforcement agents on how to build cases through financial data, and much more. You’ll leave with a greater awareness of the reality of human trafficking insights for future strategic compliance plans related to human trafficking and AML.

Change is inevitable, but it sure does seem to be coming fast and furious in recent months. From the long-awaited unveiling of the Cullen Commission report, to regulatory updates from Fintrac, to the impact of international events like the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the breakneck pace of change hasn’t been easy for financial crime professionals in Canada and beyond. This isn’t a run of the mill event – it takes energy, excitement and passion to transform a fincrime compliance program, and we’re bringing all that and more to the Summit. Join us for interactive sessions on hot topics, opportunities to connect with experts and your peers, and thought-provoking presentations from Canada’s fincrime thought leaders.

ACFCS turns a full working week into a star-hopping adventure with engaging online training sessions and lively conversations, interactive elements, and opportunities to connect with experts and your peers, all in a format that fits your schedule and respects your time.

For this event we challenged you to join ACFCS and like-minded professionals in a quest for a better future in financial crime prevention and stronger financial crime compliance and enforcement.

ACFCS hosted a jam session packed with the knowledge and insights you need to be ready to investigate transactions involving crypto and update your compliance skills in light of the rise of crypto assets.

Along with the live event, we held a series of virtual crash courses and pre-event webinars to get you geared up on the concepts, trends and topics on the agenda at this event.

With a plethora of fresh challenges for fraud and risk teams including more digital payments, a rise in fraud from the pandemic and work-from-home risks, financial institutions and corporates are faced with tough questions on mitigating payments fraud. Where and how do you start? How can you avoid becoming the victim of fraud amid overwhelming volumes of data and alerts? How do you make the most of fast-evolving tech solutions in this space? 

To help answer your hard questions and reimagine your payments fraud program, join Bottomline’s Omri Kletter and a line-up of industry experts in this exclusive workshop.

The Future of FinCrime Skills is all about honing the practical skills and applied knowledge you need to thrive in the future of fincrime prevention and become a champion. Earn more than 20 continuing education credits with sessions that focus exclusively on teaching you techniques and equipping you with tools you can apply directly on the job.

Experience a range of formats and focus areas – From quick tips to deep dives, hard skills, and soft skills. Acquire the guidance you need to adapt to emerging risks, and turn disruption into opportunity.

Financial Crime moves fast – it’s time to stay ahead. We’ve seen digital transformation accelerate at an unprecedented pace. With that acceleration comes a price – fincrime methods, old and new, have also accelerated at the same pace, if not faster.

But what does FRAML look like in practice, and how can it help you address current and emerging fincrime risks? How can you build a collaborative approach within your fraud and AML program that helps you adapt quickly to digital evolution? And what are financial criminals doing to try to stay a step ahead of you?

At this event we gave answers to these questions and so many more. Industry experts and a deep dive into the merging worlds of fraud and AML and the digital evolution of finance will teach you how to turn your compliance program into a crime-fighting super team.

In the 18 months preceding this event, there was a rolling series of crises and challenges to fincrime professionals, from the global pandemic, to the rise of emerging criminal typologies encompassing everything from transnational cybercrime to emerging terrorist financing threats. To harness those opportunities and evolve with a changing world, you know you need the right knowledge. network and skillset. So we hosted the second annual FinCrime Canada Summit, the premier virtual event focused solely on financial crime issues and challenges for the Great White North..

Built for the fincrime practitioner, the workshop is designed to give you practical knowledge that enhances your ability to detect and prevent financial crime tied to crypto, whether you are in a bank, a crypto exchange, law enforcement or other organization.

The focus is less on how cryptocurrencies work and the underlying technology and more on legitimate crypto business models, illicit use of crypto, and the fundamentals of crypto investigation, with a heavy emphasis on the connections between the crypto world and the traditional financial system.

Whether you’re analyzing customer risk, investigating a fraud case, or following up on an alert, you’re working each day to secure the financial system from the worst elements of the criminal underworld. At this event attendees were challenged to find creative ways to think like a financial criminal and identify weak points in your program before they’re exploited by bad actors.