
Podcast by ACAMS
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

In this episode, Colin McDonald discusses his ongoing efforts to build the U.S. Department of Justice's newly created fraud division, pioneering a data-driven approach that targets the biggest threats, maximizes enforcement resources, and intersects ... more
Justine sits down with Howard Fields to discuss the complexities of navigating risk across jurisdictions with differing sanctions, regulatory expectations, and risk profiles. Fields explores the importance of governance, the challenges of developing ... more
At the ACAMS Assembly Vegas, Justine sits down with Jim Lee, former chief at IRS-CI, to discuss how he is continuing his mission of fighting financial crime and following the money in an increasingly digital ecosystem. Lee discusses how the threat en... more
Justine sits down with Nathalie von Taaffe, a leading expert in sanctions and financial crime compliance, to explore how geopolitics — and the global race for dominance — are reshaping the compliance landscape. They discuss shifting enforcement prior... more
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A focused, policy-forward show that explores sanctions, geopolitics, and financial crime with a practitioner's eye. Episodes frequently dissect how sanctions regimes affect banks, regulators, and global commerce, touching on AML/KYC, public-private engagement, and the evolving role of technology in enforcement. Noteworthy is the blend of government, industry, and think-tank perspectives, plus real-world anecdotes from senior officials and practitioners that illuminate how policy translates into on-the-ground risk management for financial institutions and multinational firms.
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Recent guests on Sanctions Space include:
1. Colin McDonald
2. Howard Fields
3. Jim Lee
4. Nathalie von Taaffe
5. Dawson Law
6. Brad Brooks-Rubin
7. Rachel Alpert
8. Jonathan Burke
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