The Mayflower Hotel · Washington, DC
Candid conversations on financial crime.
Compliance professionals from financial service providers and law enforcement agencies, in one private room for two days of panels, case studies and senior agency interviews. No press. Limited seats.
About the forum
A private room for the public-private partnership
Attendees share their experience with AML/BSA projects and initiatives, adding to the ongoing need for information sharing between institutions and investigators.
Because participation is limited, every attendee leaves with a stronger network and a deeper pool of expert contacts. And because no press is invited, participants can swap notes in a controlled, private setting.
A place
Where compliance professionals and law enforcement can have candid, confidential conversations on preventing money laundering, terrorist financing and other financial crimes.
A time
For these diverse groups to share information, techniques, ideas and insights that strengthen everyone's efforts.
A program
Built on keynotes, case study reviews and panels, with experts from financial institutions, private firms and public sector agencies.
The Forum is a program of AML Partnership Forum, Inc., a nonprofit corporation formed in Washington, DC and tax exempt under IRC §501(c)(3).
2027 session focus
What's on the table
The industry state of play
Where financial crime compliance stands heading into 2027.
Crypto risk & regulation
Cryptocurrency risks and the state of regulation.
Cyber-enabled fraud
Scam compounds and the FBI's Operation Blackout, as a case study.
Regulator priorities
Areas of focus at the OCC, Federal Reserve and FDIC.
Senior agency interviews
Fireside conversations with leaders from IRS, FBI or HSI.
Prediction markets
A new category of risk, and what it means for AML programs.
Law enforcement case studies
Investigations walked through by the people who ran them.
Health care fraud
Schemes, red flags and what investigators are seeing.
International fraud & ML
The cross-border side of fraud and money laundering.
Insider threats
Case studies, including from HSI.
AI in financial crime
What's working, how it raises the threat, and how government investigators use it.
Human trafficking
Where human trafficking and financial crime meet.
Preliminary agenda
Two days, one room
Preliminary schedule. Session times, topics and speakers are subject to change.
Sponsorship
Support the forum
General sponsors keep this program running. Your contribution supports a nonprofit, tax-exempt event and puts your team in the room.
- Five event registrations included
- Additional attendees at a discounted $500 per seat
- Your name and logo on the website and event materials
- Recognition from the podium during the event
Thank you to our 2026 sponsors
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Get involved
Attend or sponsor
Whether you'd like a seat in the room or want to support the forum as a sponsor, start here. Seats are limited so the conversation can stay candid; we'll follow up with next steps.
Questions? operations@amlpf.com

Venue
The Mayflower Hotel
Washington, DC
Hotel block rate, booking link and cutoff date coming soon.
