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AML Strategies, Partnerships and Vendor Transparency in Tribal Gaming with Jaclyn Woods, BSA/AML Compliance Officer for the Chickasaw Nation Department of Commerce
In Episode 21 of Kinectify Conversations, Jaclyn Woods, BSA/AMLCompliance Officer for the Chickasaw Nation Department of Commerce, joins Sean Topchi to talk about law enforcement partnerships, compliance challenges, and vendor transparency and accountability. Jaclyn shares her journey from operations to compliance and how her experience gives her a unique edge in understanding the complexities that casino staff face when handling compliance tasks. She also shares how fostering meaningful collaborations with law enforcement agencies are crucial in address major threats like Chinese money laundering organizations, and gives us practical advice on building these partnerships and the importance of real-time data sharing.
With this year's new federal AML rules and proposed FinCEN regulations, Jaclyn tells us how her team is proactively preparing for upcoming rule changes, including those focusing on counterterrorism financing (CFT)and adapting their compliance strategies to keep up with evolving requirements. She explains how Chickasaw Nation's compliance team is staying ahead of these changes to stay prepared and compliant.
Jaclyn touches on the importance of choosing the right vendors when it comes to fraud detection tools and digital wallets. She emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability with vendor partners to ensure they align with the strict compliance standards needed in the casino industry. This episode is a must-listen for anyone in AML risk management who wants tips on staying proactive in this fast-changing field.
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By KinectifyIn Episode 21 of Kinectify Conversations, Jaclyn Woods, BSA/AMLCompliance Officer for the Chickasaw Nation Department of Commerce, joins Sean Topchi to talk about law enforcement partnerships, compliance challenges, and vendor transparency and accountability. Jaclyn shares her journey from operations to compliance and how her experience gives her a unique edge in understanding the complexities that casino staff face when handling compliance tasks. She also shares how fostering meaningful collaborations with law enforcement agencies are crucial in address major threats like Chinese money laundering organizations, and gives us practical advice on building these partnerships and the importance of real-time data sharing.
With this year's new federal AML rules and proposed FinCEN regulations, Jaclyn tells us how her team is proactively preparing for upcoming rule changes, including those focusing on counterterrorism financing (CFT)and adapting their compliance strategies to keep up with evolving requirements. She explains how Chickasaw Nation's compliance team is staying ahead of these changes to stay prepared and compliant.
Jaclyn touches on the importance of choosing the right vendors when it comes to fraud detection tools and digital wallets. She emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability with vendor partners to ensure they align with the strict compliance standards needed in the casino industry. This episode is a must-listen for anyone in AML risk management who wants tips on staying proactive in this fast-changing field.