Learn how to detect and report the unusual activity in real estate transactions.
The topic will focus on the techniques currently being used by money launderers in the real estate area, particularly when foreign entities purchase US real estate. We will detail effective techniques for due diligence in foreign real estate transaction designed to detect unusual or suspicious activity. In addition, we will review strategies for properly reporting suspicious activity.
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Introduction
- Introduction of the Topic
- The Reasons That This Is a "Hot" Topic in the Area of BSA Is That the Real Estate Market in Several Large Cities Continues to Be Strong and an Attractive Means to Launder Money
Background
- A Brief Review of the BSA/AML Laws and What It Is That They Are Designed to Do
- Discussion of the Ways That Money Is Laundered and the Reasons Why (e.g. to Fund Terrorism, Drugs, etc. )
- Description of the Regulatory Environment for BSA/AML
- We Describe the Major Players Who Create the Regulations and Requirements in This Area
FinCEN Targeting Orders
- GTO (Geographic Targeting Orders) Are the Main Drivers for the Need to Do Due Diligence on International Transactions
Real Estate as a Money Laundering Tool
- The Reasons Why Real Estate Is Often Sought out by Money Launderers
- A Typical Real Estate Transaction
- Various Strategies That Are Used to Launder Money Through Real Estate
- PEPS
- Straw Buyers
- Shell Companies
- Complex Transactions
International Buyers and Real Estate
- Who Are the Buyers and What Do They Want?
- International Rules That Impact the RE Market
Due Diligence
- What Should You Be Looking for?
- Effective Due Diligence Programs
- Uniform Beneficial Ownership Rule
- Getting Complete Information
- The Best Practices for Getting Complete Information
- Knowing Your Customer
Suspicious Activity
- How to Recognize Suspicious Activity
- What to Do About Suspicious Activity
- Practical Steps to Perform
Examples of Money Laundering
- Example One -Described and What to Look for
- Example Two- Same as Above
Review and Recap
- Highlights of Best Practices and Points to Remember
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James DeFrantz, CRCM, CAMS, J.D.
Virtual Compliance Management
- 30 years of experience in financial service regulatory compliance
- Worked with money service businesses in the United States and internationally, including consulting with money remitters, Fintech lenders and foreign exchange firms
- Specialist in compliance in consumer and real estate lending; BSA; CRA; Fair Lending; consumer operations; non-deposit investment products; Note Department operations; assessment of ALL and credit approval process
- Served as a senior compliance examiner at the Federal Reserve Bank in San Francisco; as an analytical manager at the Office of Thrift Supervision; and as a commissioned national bank examiner at the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC)
- Certified Regulatory Compliance Management and Certified Anti- Money Laundering Specialist
- J.D. degree, concentration in banking and finance, University of San Francisco; B.A. degree, Dartmouth College; certificate from the Pacific Coast Banking School of Bank Management
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