Overview
It is the Hong Kong Chapter’s mission to strive for excellence in preventing money laundering and the financing of terrorism, by creating a forum in Hong Kong for training and the exchange of ideas within the financial services community.
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Events
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Hong Kong Chapter learning events will be announced soon.
Past Events
Mar
19
Event Type
Chapter Event
ACAMS Hong Kong Chapter March 2024 Event: Navigating the FCC Landscape: Reflections on Q1 and Focus for 2024
Quarry Bay
,
Time
5:30PM - 9:00PM
HKT
Time Label
/ GMT +8
1 ACAMS Credit
Price
$40.00
Price Label
Non-ACAMS Member Price
Listing Text
ACAMS Members: $20
Chapter Members: Free
Chapter Members: Free
May
11
Event Type
Chapter Event
ACAMS Hong Kong Chapter Event: Domestic and Cross Border Intelligence Sharing
Central
, Hong Kong Island
Time
5:30PM - 9:30PM
HKT
1 ACAMS Credit
Price
$20.00
Price Label
ACAMS Members
Price
$40.00
Listing Text
Registration closed
Jan
10
Event Type
Chapter Event
ACAMS Hong Kong Chapter 10th Anniversary & Networking Event
Central
, Hong Kong Island
Time
5:30PM - 9:30PM
HKT
Time Label
HKT/ GMT +8
1 ACAMS Credit
Price
$50.00
Price Label
ACAMS Members
Price
$60.00
Oct
19
Event Type
Chapter Event
ACAMS Hong Kong Chapter Virtual Event: Illegal Betting and related Money Laundering in Hong Kong, China, and South East Asia
Online
Time
12:00PM - 1:00PM
HKT
Time Label
/ GMT +8
1 ACAMS Credit
Free
Jul
13
Event Type
Chapter Event
ACAMS Hong Kong Chapter Virtual Event: Digital Customer Lifecycle Risk Management -how to manage financial crime risks associated with non-face-to face digital engagement effectively
Online
Time
12:00PM - 1:00PM
Time Label
HKT/GMT +8
1 ACAMS Credit
Free
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Following the Wolfsberg Group Guidance on Digital Customer Lifecycle Risk Management and in collaboration with the Asia Wolfsberg Group, this session will discuss how FIs can establish a reasonable and risk-based set of controls (one of the three Wolfsberg Effectiveness Factors), and within that context, the need to prioritise resources and enhance controls.