ACAMS
Vegas 2024

September 23 - 25 | Las Vegas, Nevada | Booth 310

Hawk takes explainable AI to ACAMS

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Insights from Wolfsberg Group Guidance on Monitoring for Suspicious Activity

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Michael Shearer
Chief Solution Officer
Traditionally, banks have employed a transaction-focused approach to AML monitoring. The Wolfsberg Group’s recent guidance advocates for a broader perspective: monitoring for suspicious activity (MSA). To implement this guidance, banks will need monitoring systems that complement an MSA approach.
 
Join this session for an in-depth discussion of how to implement the Wolfsberg Group guidance. Michael Shearer, Chief Solution Officer at Hawk, will illuminate how banks can use MSA technology to make productive changes to their AML programs, comply with regulations, and mitigate risk.
  
You will learn how to:  
 
> Monitor customer behavior and attributes for suspicious activity
> Effectively evaluate MSA technology
> Implement MSA technology in a practical manner 

Date: Monday, September 23

Time: 3:55pm PT

Location: ARIA Convention Center (Bristlecone 3-4 room)

Duration: 50 minutes

Meet the humans behind the Hawk:

Michael Shearer

Chief Solution Officer

Steve Liu

General Manager US

Bryant Bland

Director, Strategic Accounts US Banking & Fintech

Paola Battisti

Product Owner

Jeff Shikowitz

Senior Presales and Implementation Specialist

Michaela Caizzi

US Marketing

 

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