A covered entity must appoint a compliance officer responsible for oversight of an AML system.
The AML program must be audited and reviewed annually by independent individuals.
These must reflect the size, complexity, and risk profile of the institution.
Annual AML training of employees and the board must be tailored to the trainee's duties.
The entity must employ risk-based protocols assessing risks associated with customers and transaction requests.
We conduct a thorough assessment to identify your BSA/AML risks and evaluate the effectiveness of your existing controls. The result is a detailed report outlining your institution’s overall risk profile.
Our team will design your BSA program or analyze your existing policies and procedures to uncover any gaps or areas for enhancement, ensuring alignment with current regulatory expectations.
Receive a risk-based review of your internal controls to uncover deficiencies before your next regulatory exam, giving your institution the opportunity to make timely corrections.
We compare your current BSA/AML processes and systems with a proposed future state to identify inefficiencies, weaknesses, or compliance gaps.
If your most recent exam raised concerns, we can guide you through the remediation process—helping you address findings and regain compliance efficiently.
Optimize your alert settings by testing thresholds to balance detection efficiency and false positives. This results in more accurate reporting and improved risk-based decisions.
Improve the efficiency of your transaction monitoring system by tailoring it to your institution’s risk, customer demographics, and service offerings—with support from our financial crime specialists.
We fine-tune your system based on your specific risk profile and deliver detailed documentation explaining the calibration settings and rationale.
Ensure your BSA/AML system is aligned with your risk profile. Our experts review your technology—whether it’s ours or another vendor’s—to enhance detection of suspicious activity and overall effectiveness.
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Yes. FinCEN requires all MSBs to implement a written AML program, regardless of size.
At least annually, or more frequently if your business operates in high-risk sectors.
Fines can exceed $10,000 per day, and enforcement actions can include license revocation and criminal referrals.
Yes. We offer virtual consulting, audits, and training nationwide.
Absolutely. We offer pre-exam readiness assessments and can support you during regulator reviews.
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