AML Conversations: Iranian Sanctions – Tim White
In this edition of AML Conversations, we’re looking at the economic sanctions imposed on Iran. The US Government has used economic sanctions for over 200 years to exert pressure on foreign countries and others to implement its foreign policies. In recent times, the US has used sanctions against numerous foreign governments, including Iran, North Korea and Venezuela.
AML Conversations: James W. Foley Foundation
In this edition of AML Conversations, John Byrne sits down with Thomas Durkin, the Education Program Director of the James W. Foley Legacy Foundation. Tom takes you through an emotional discussion of the impact his friend and photojournalist, Jim Foley, has had on hostage advocacy and the security needs of journalists everywhere. In 2014, Jim was captured and later murdered by ISIS. Jim’s death prompted the creation of the Foundation whose vision is that all American hostages will return home and conflict journalists who bring truth to light, like Jim, will be protected.
AML Conversations: Andy Price – AML Challenges for Credit Unions Worldwide
In this edition of AML Conversations, John Byrne, Vice Chairman at AML RightSource sits down with Andy Price of World Council of Credit Unions on AML challenges for credit unions worldwide particularly as it applies to financial inclusion.
AML Conversations: Kent Belasco - Director, Commercial Banking Program Marquette University
In this edition of AML Conversations, John sits down with Kent Belasco, Director of the Commercial Banking program at Marquette University, one of only two undergraduate programs dedicated to banking in the United States. As the AML community continues to figure out the variety of skill sets needed by financial crimes professionals, having a potential workforce with actual banking backgrounds can certainly assist with understanding the risk challenges with certain products and services.
AML Conversations: Dennis Lormel - Dealing with White Supremacists
Welcome to this episode of our podcast series, AML Conversations. In this episode, AML RightSource Vice Chairman John Byrne interviews Former FBI TFOS Head, Dennis Lormel. With the horrific shootings in Gilroy, El Paso and Dayton, AML Conversations explores how the AML community can further assist law enforcement in dealing with white supremacists.
AML Conversations: Marilu Jimenez - A Global Career in AML, Training and Compliance Advocacy
Welcome to this episode of our podcast series, AML Conversations. In this special advisory board edition, AML RightSource Vice Chairman John Byrne interviews Marilu Jimenez, who recently joined the AML RightSource Advisory Board in early April.
AML Conversations: The importance of training prosecutors with Elliot Casey from the Virginia Commonwealth's Attorneys' Services Council
Welcome to this episode of our podcast series, AML Conversations. In this edition, we dig deep into how prosecutors in the Commonwealth of Virginia get trained on many areas of law, including financial crime. Vice Chairman John Byrne’s guest, Elliott Casey, a former prosecutor himself, now trains law enforcement officials (prosecutors and investigators alike) on such disparate issues like digital evidence, forfeiture and complex financial crime. Casey also shares his views on the civil safe harbor, an extremely useful protection for financial institutions.
AML Conversations: Live, from Hollywood, FL!
Welcome to this episode of our podcast series, AML Conversations. In this edition, we join AML RightSource Vice Chairman, John Byrne as he moderates a live panel of veteran AML experts during the 2019 ACAMS moneylaundering.com 24th Annual International AML & Financial Crime Conference in Hollywood, FL.
AML Conversations: Cyber Security - Education, Awareness, and Defense
Welcome to this episode of our podcast series, AML Conversations. In this edition, AML RightSource Vice Chairman John Byrne sits down with Dr. Thomas Kaczmarek, Director of the Center for Cyber Security Awareness and Cyber Defense, at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
