BSA School: Reporting, Assessments and Examinations

12 Aug , 2025

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This session is designed to help compliance professionals and fintech partners better understand the key components of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) program, with a focus on regulatory reporting, risk assessments, and examinations. Participants will learn the purpose and timing of required reports, how to conduct and update a BSA/AML risk assessment, and what to expect during a regulatory exam. The class provides practical guidance on how to prepare documentation, respond to examiner questions, and ensure your program meets expectations. Whether you're new to BSA or looking for a refresher, this session covers the essentials for strong program oversight.

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