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Deloitte Webinar: AML and Blockchain – new concept, better monitoring

Date                           6 May 2021

Time                           17:00–19:00 CET

Venue                        Online

Price                           €40

Registration link     https://www.mitcentre.com/book-now/290/291

 

Webinar description

This session will explore the potential of Blockchain technology in assisting subject persons to comply with their AML/CFT obligations. It will also deal with the risks associated with the same.

 

Webinar topics

  • AML/CFT
  • Blockchain technology

 

Learning objectives

Understanding the risks and rewards of Blockchain technology.

 

Target audience

Directors of subject persons; compliance officers; MLRO; advisors to subject persons.

 

Trainer name

Dr Diane Bugeja

 

Trainer bio and experience

Diane is a Senior Associate at Camilleri Preziosi and practices primarily in financial services law, financial regulation and anti-money laundering regulation, providing advice to local and overseas clients on the impact of the current and forthcoming regulatory regime on their business models. Diane also advises clients on the regulatory aspects of a wide range of transactions, including licensing-related matters, capital markets initiatives and on-going liaison with regulatory authorities more broadly.

 

Diane joined the firm as an Associate in 2016 and was promoted to Senior Associate in January 2017. She was previously a risk and regulatory consultant at a Big Four audit firm, working in Malta and in London, and subsequently joined the enforcement departments of the UK and Maltese financial services regulators. Diane successfully completed her PhD in Law in 2017 and her research focused on the mis-selling of complex investment products to commercial retail investors.

 

She is a visiting lecturer at the University of Malta and is regularly invited to speak at conferences and deliver seminars on various aspects of financial services law and financial crime.

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6th May 2021 17:00 - 6th May 2021 19:00
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