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- Financial Crime
- Posted: 03 Aug 2026
Financial Crime Seminar
10
Dec
2026
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Time: 10:00 - 16:00
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Location: London
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Organised By: BSA Events
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£425 Members / £525 Non-members
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This full-day event in London provides BSA members with expert briefings on current key risk areas in financial crime to help them review and focus their own organisations' policy and practice.
Sessions will provide practical updates on the financial crime issues most relevant to 樱桃涩福利姬 and credit unions. Drawing on expert insight, sector experience and practical examples, the programme will help attendees consider how current developments may affect their controls, governance, and engagement with law enforcement, regulators and industry partners.
The event will also be an excellent opportunity for attendees to network with fellow MLROs and financial crime prevention professionals across the building society and credit union sector, share approaches to common challenges, and identify lessons that can be taken back into their own organisations.
Detailed programme content and speakers will be updated here as and when confirmed.
(Registration closes at 17:00 on Monday, 7 December 2026)
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"Very enjoyable; plenty of food for thought from the presentations and discussions, and an excellent networking opportunity."
"A really value adding event and some really good key speakers."
"I thought the event was very engaging and useful. Each session was just right, length wise and the networking opportunities were so useful."
(Delegate feedback from our 2025 event)
Event Summary
- Thursday, 10 December 2026
- 10:00 - 16:00
- events@bsa.org.uk
- £425 Members / £525 Non-members
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