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Editor: Lucy H. Griffin

Board of Advisors:
John S. Byrne, Esq.
David Battle
Robert P. Chamness
David Dickinson
Phillips G. Gay, Jr.
Barbara Hurst
Michael D. Maher
Robert G. Rowe, III
Andy Zavoina
Volume 8, Number 11
This issue went to press on November 12, 2003.
Table of Contents

SARs & Shelters (4 Action Steps)
One of the most interesting and revealing panels at the ABA/ABA conference was a discussion on Suspicious Activity Reporting.

Living with §314(a) & (b) (4 Action Steps)
With §314(a) now in play, we have some questions about the compliance process - and some frustrations.

CIP: It's What You Are Already Doing (5 Action Steps)
Customer Identification was a leading topic at the 2003 ABA/ABA Anti-Money Laundering Conference. No surprise there. What was new was the way the experienced BSA managers approach anti-money laundering programs.

Action Audit: Auditing Your AML Program (Goals, Elements, Weaknesses)
Putting the program in place is only the beginning. Now you have to run it and audit it.

Compliance Notes In the Editor's Opinion: Anti-Money Laundering Has Come A Long Way
What is necessary now in financial institutions is a well-organized, well-managed program to provide the support that is so critical to putting a stop to the international terrorism that targets nations and individuals and to the terrorism of drug dealers on our streets that targets our vulnerable youth.

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