One CIP at a Time | 2021 Consumer Finance & Fair Lending Today


42 minute watch | March.09.2021

The Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020 — enacted early in 2021 when Congress overrode a veto of the National Defense Authorization Act — is the most significant reform of anti-money-laundering regulation and enforcement in years. This panel discussed changes in store for institutions offering consumer financial services, and offered insights for BSA/AML and OFAC compliance.

This session was recorded on March 9, 2021 as part of Orrick's "Consumer Finance & Fair Lending Today" conference, an annual event covering the spectrum of consumer financial products and services, examining trends in regulation, enforcement, litigation, and fair lending.

Session filmed prior to the combination of Buckley and Orrick in 2023.

 


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