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UNDERSTANDING TERRORIST FINANCING AND MINDSETS IN CONFLICT ZONES: A FOCUS ON AFGHANISTAN AND LIBYA Thursday, October 24, 2024 3:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time 1 hour, 30 minutes Complimentary webinar, presented by ACFCS Join us as we delve into the complex and evolving landscape of terrorist financing, with a specific focus on Afghanistan and Libya. These regions present unique challenges due to their unstable political environments, ongoing conflicts, and the presence of various terrorist organizations that utilize both traditional and emerging financial channels to fund their operations. Our subject matter expert, Sarah Adams, will provide an in-depth analysis of the methods used by terrorist groups to finance their activities, including the exploitation of informal banking systems, cryptocurrencies, and other innovative technologies. The session will also explore the psychological and ideological factors that drive these groups, offering insights into the terrorist mindset and how it influences their financial strategies. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the regional dynamics that affect terrorist financing in Afghanistan and Libya and learn about the latest regulatory expectations, risk indicators, and best practices for identifying and mitigating these threats within financial institutions. KEY TAKEAWAYS: 1. Regional Terrorist Financing Mechanisms: Explore how terrorist organizations in Afghanistan and Libya leverage local economic systems, including hawala networks and other informal channels, to move funds. 2. Psychological and Ideological Drivers: Understand the terrorist mindset and how ideology shapes the financial strategies of these groups, particularly in conflict zones. 3. Emerging Threats and Innovations: Learn about the latest trends in terrorist financing, including the use of cryptocurrencies and digital platforms, and the implications for global financial systems. 4. Regulatory and Compliance Expectations: Stay informed about the evolving regulatory landscape and expectations for financial institutions in monitoring and reporting terrorist financing activities. 5. Practical Approaches to Risk Mitigation: Gain actionable insights into the best practices for enhancing your institution's ability to detect and prevent terrorist financing, with a focus on high-risk regions like Afghanistan and Libya. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ACFCS members are is eligible for 1 CFCS credit for this session. Important note for ACFCS members: Please register using the same email address tied to your member account. By registering for this webinar, you agree to provide your registration details with ACFCS. View our privacy policy here. Speakers: Sarah Adams Author Brian Svoboda Kindle SVP, Product and Programming, ACFCS Not Registered? If you have previously registered for this event, please login below: Email * LOGIN