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ACI Women in AML & Sanctions Forum

Event | 09.28.23 - 09.29.23

Address

DC Bar Association
901 4th Street NW Suite 700, Washington, DC 20001

Crowell attorneys Caroline Brown and Nicole Succar will speak at ACI’s inaugural conference “Women in Sanctions and AML” that aims to provide a forum for women practicing in anti-money laundering and sanctions to network, learn and engage in discussion surrounding the substantive developments, challenges and opportunities for women in these industries.

Nicole Succar will join Jen Maki, Senior Director, Trade Legal & Compliance at Applied Materials in the opening panel entitled "Navigating Ongoing Challenges: Russia and China Sanctions, Increased Export Control Regulation and Global AML Oversight." The panel will address the challenges presented over the past year resulting from new regulatory changes, increased enforcement actions and ongoing issues arising from the Russia-Ukraine war and current tensions with China. This practical session will provide tips and guidance on how to stay current with the evolving regulations and ensure your organization is compliant.

Caroline Brown will moderate the "Fireside Chat and Q&A: Compliance, Enforcement and Career Paths in Government," with
Beth Davies Deputy Director, Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) HM Treasury and Andrea Gacki, Director, FinCEN, U.S. Department of the Treasury.

The conference will take place September 28-29, 2003 at the DC Bar Association and is available to the public for registration.

For more information, please visit these areas: International Trade, Economic Sanctions, White Collar and Regulatory Enforcement, National Security, Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Financial Services

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