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May 16, 2018/

Exiger Compliance and Cognitive Computing Experts to Speak at International Compliance Seminar

On Wednesday, May 16, Managing Director Daniel R. Alonso and Director of Cognitive Computing  Sandra León will lead discussions on “Artificial Intelligence in Compliance” at the  Business Compliance Solutions: International Compliance Seminar in Buenos Aires, Argentina.Daniel will moderate the panel as Sandra joins HSBC’s Head of Financial Crime Threat Mitigation ARG & Systems Delivery LAM Ricardo López to discuss the benefits and challenges of AI-powered compliance solutions. The panel is from 11:00am – 12:30pm (UTC-3).He will also host a presentation, “Global Issues in Compliance” later that afternoon from 16:30pm – 17:15 pm (UTC-3), where he will explore the Criminal Liability of Legal Persons in the U.S. and the Explosion of Compliance.Topics will include:Criminal Responsibility in the U.S. (Theory and Law);Policies and Practices in the U.S.;Application to Argentina; andWhat the future will bring.   Business Compliance Solutions (BCS): International Compliance SeminarHotel Four Seasons in Buenos Aires, ArgentinaWednesday, May 16 (8:30am – 5:45pm)___________________________________________Click here for more information about the Seminar.Download a PDF of the Seminar program below.Learn more about Exiger’s compliance services, offerings, and solutions here. 

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