April 8, 2024 • NY Bar Association, New York, NY
24th National Forum on PREPAID ACCOUNTS COMPLIANCE
Navigating Legal and Compliance Risks with Cards, Checkless DDA Accounts and Digital Wallets
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Timely In-Depth Sessions on:
Angle-Right Current State of the Prepaid Industry
Angle-Right Consumer Financial Protection Bureau – New and Proposed Changes to Keep on Your Radar
Angle-Right Successful Strategies to Monitor Your Partners and Providers to Ensure Compliance
Angle-Right Lessons Learned from Recent AML and Sanctions Enforcement Action
Angle-Right Loyalty, Award, Promotional and Rebate Programs:: What’s New, What’s Working and What Needs to Change
Angle-Right Innovation and the Future of Stored Value Cards
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Network with Senior Legal and Compliance Professionals from:
• Cantaloupe
• Central Payments
• eBay
• InComm Financial Services
• Mastercard
• Square @ Block, Inc.
• Stripe
• U.S. Bank
Sridevi Anwar
Executive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer
Central Payments
Jennifer Borden Attorney Borden Consulting Group
Erin Cass Of Counsel
Paul Hastings LLP
Brian Crist
Vice President (Legal) Payments, Risk and Growth
eBay
Duncan Douglass Partner Alston & Bird
Eric Goldberg Partner Akerman LLP
Christine Habeeb
Chief Legal Officer
Tango Card
Kara Kuchar Partner
Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP
Nicole Ibbotson
SVP, General Counsel & Chief Privacy Officer InComm Financial Services, Inc.
Khalil N. Maalouf Counsel
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Anna Novoseletsky
Chief Legal & Compliance Officer and General Counsel Cantaloupe
Scott Pope
SVP, CRO Risk and Compliance Senior Manager
– Consumer and Small Business Payments
U.S. Bank
Silvio Piserchia
Senior Vice President, Global Segment Lead
– Fintech & Digital, SME Mastercard Data & Services
Ryan Richardson Partner
Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Nicole Sayegh Succar Partner
Crowell & Moring LLP
Kayce Seifert
Lead Payments Regulatory Counsel
Square @ Block, Inc.
Jennifer Talbert Product Counsel Stripe
Monday, April 8, 2024
8:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:00
Co-Chairs’ Opening Remarks
microphone-alt Eric Goldberg, Partner, Akerman LLP
9:15
State of the Prepaid Industry: Evolving Products with New Uses Amid Additional Scrutiny
microphone-alt Ryan Richardson, Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP
Jennifer Talbert, Product Counsel, Stripe
Given the current rapid pace of payment innovation, the industry continues to evolve and create new products to meet the needs of consumers. Prepaid cards are the preferred payment vehicle for millennials. This timely session will present an overview of the key issues for the prepaid industry to address including:
• Role of mobile wallets
• Future of physical cards
• Increased regulatory oversight
• New and evolving use cases
9:45
Third Party Oversight: Regulatory Focus on the Need for Increased Partner Monitoring
microphone-alt Kayce Seifert, Lead Payments Regulatory Counsel, Square @ Block, Inc.
Brian Crist, Vice President (Legal) Payments, Risk and Growth, eBay
Erin Cass, Of Counsel, Paul Hastings LLP
The Federal Financial Institution Examination Council (FFIEC) issued Third Party Relationships: Interagency Guidance on Risk Management to describe sound risk management principles to consider for financial institutions with any type of third-party relationships. In June 2023, the FDIC, The Federal Reserve, and the OCC issued joint guidance on managing risks with third party relationships. It is critical for financial institutions to know who they are partnering and conduct proper due diligence.
• Potential impact of CFPB’s plan to directly supervise certain general-use digital consumer payment applications on third party oversight
• Lessons/best practices regarding third party oversight coming out of the near failure of Silicon Valley Bank
• CFPB’s focus on the fact that popular payment apps may lack FDIC protection
• Need to carefully consider partnership structures and oversight
11:00 Networking Break
11:15
Regulatory and Enforcement Update: What’s New and Impact of Recent Enforcement Action
microphone-alt Sridevi Anwar, Executive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer, Central Payments
Scott Pope, SVP, CRO Risk and Compliance Senior Manager – Consumer and Small Business Payments, U.S. Bank
Eric Goldberg, Partner, Akerman LLP
The prepaid industry is facing a unique and rapidly evolving set of regulatory challenges. Get an overview of the latest federal agenda priorities and initiatives at CFPB, FTC, SCE, OCC, FinCEN and OFAC and discuss the impact on the industry. Discuss strategies to boost your compliance program. Hear how state regulation is causing companies to navigate multi-jurisdictional requirements.
• Gain insights from recent enforcement actions within the prepaid accounts space and learn vital takeaways to ensure your operations remain compliant.
• Proposed guidance on illegal dark patterns.
• Impact of proposed 1033 rules from CFPB
• Lessons learned from recent enforcement action.
• Get up to date with the latest state developments.
12:30
Networking Lunch
Sponsored by 1:45
AML and Sanctions: New Developments and How to Strengthen Your Screening Process
microphone-alt Khalil N. Maalouf, Counsel, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Nicole Sayegh Succar, Partner, Crowell & Moring LLP
2:30
Loyalty, Award, Promotional and Rebate Programs: What’s New, What’s Working and What Needs to Change
microphone-alt Christine Habeeb, Chief Legal Officer, Tango Card
Kara Kuchar, Partner, Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP
Jennifer Borden, Attorney, Borden Consulting Group
Engaging your customers is paramount today and companies have a variety of options to improve customer loyalty. Many of these programs work better than others and this panel will discuss the latest type of programs and focus on leading strategies to attract and retain your customers.
• Discover the latest trends in reward and loyalty programs and the rise of refund cards.
• Managing state money transmission law compliance issues.
• State escheat implications and developments.
• Sanctions, fraud, and AML considerations for reward programs.
• Have the revenue drivers changed
• What is the future of refund cards?
• State escheat implications
3:15 Networking Break
3:30
Card Networks: Latest Proposals on Interchange Fees and Dual Network Routing
microphone-alt Anna Novoseletsky, Chief Legal & Compliance Officer and General Counsel, Cantaloupe
Duncan Douglass, Partner, Alston & Bird
Regulation II on debit card interchange fees and routing establishes a standard on where the fee is reasonable and proportionate and prohibits issuers and networks from restricting the number of networks over debit transactions are processed. Find out how the industry is working together to comply.
• Uncover tried-and-tested methods for fostering successful collaborations with prepaid card networks to optimize debit, credit, and prepaid account operations.
• Durbin Amendment (Reg II) – Covers Debit Card Interchange Fees and Dual Network Routing
4:15
International Developments
microphone-alt Silvio Piserchia, Senior Vice President, Global Segment Lead – Fintech & Digital, SME, Mastercard Data & Services
The international market is booming but it is not expanding at the same rate for every area. In Latin America and Asia, prepaid cards provide a valuable benefit to everyday life and are growing at a fast pace. In Europe, the regulators are focusing on reducing fraud while demand is still strong. Overall, the industry is poised for continued growth.
• Stay abreast of key developments from the global prepaid cards landscape and their potential implications on domestic markets
• Hear about innovations abroad
• International regulatory developments to be aware of
5:00 Conference Adjourns
Services: Legal, Regulatory, Insurance and Compliance Professionals
Tuesday, April 9, 2024
8:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:00 Conference Co-Chairs’ Opening Remarks
April 9 – 10, 2024 | New York
9:15 Senior Executive Panel: Key Factors to Overcoming the Challenges Facing the Industry
10:00 CFPB Increased Regulatory Oversight: New Developments and Proposals That Require Constant Monitoring
11:00 Networking Break
11:15 Bank and Money Transmitter Failures: Lessons Learned from Recent Bank (SVB and Signature Bank) and Crypto Company (FTX, Voyager) Failures and What to Expect Going Forward
12:00 Enforcement Trends: Lessons Learned from Recent Penalties to Meet Increased Regulator Expectations
12:45 Lunch
2:00 Regulator Panel: Unravelling the Regulatory Landscape on the FinTech Industry
2:45 Third Party Risk Management (TPRM): Understanding Your Accountability for Your Partners and Providers
3:30 Networking Break
3:45 Structuring an Appropriate BaaS Agreement: What is the Projected Growth for This Popular Service?
4:30 Earned Wage Access Cards: How States are Determining if Earned Wage Access is a Loan
5:15 Networking Reception
Wednesday, April 10,
2024
8:55 Opening Remarks
9:00 State Regulation Update: Unravelling the Complex Maze of Complying with Different State Regulations
10:00 Responsible Innovation: Implications of the New Novel Activities Supervision Program
10:45 Networking Break
11:00 Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL): Consumer Interest, Potential Regulation and Product Offerings
11:45 AML and Sanctions: Key Strategies to Strengthen Your Compliance Program with Emerging Geopolitical Issues
12:30 Lunch
1:45 Artificial Intelligence: The Coming Revolution for FinTech’s and Banks
2:45 Fraud Prevention: Privacy, Data Governance and Cybersecurity Developments to Watch
3:30 Market Compression: Recent M & A Activity in the Payment Space
4:15 Conference Adjourns For detailed