Vasiliki Karamousali, Senior Consultant
Vasiliki Karamousali
With Pideeco since October, 2018
Vasiliki is focused on compliance and regulatory consulting services. Prior to moving into compliance, she was a consultant concerning the distribution of investment funds. She is a highly motivated professional, combining a solid academic background with a wealth of work experiences.
Vasiliki joined Pideeco in October 2018. Her academic background, combined with a variety of work experiences, helped her gain skills and qualifications which enable her to achieve the best in demanding projects.
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Vasiliki Karamousali
Senior Consultant
Brussels, Belgium
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RBA - Risk Based Approach: strengths and weaknesses
RBARisk Based ApproachRiskFinancial firmsAMLConduct RiskRisk ManagementGAFIFinancial InstitutionsDue DiligenceEWRAAnti Money LaunderingComplianceTerrorism FinancingIn today’s financial challenging environment, institutions are exposed to numerous economic abuses making it necessary to activate preventive measures to decrease the risks. Among these, money laundering (ML), terrorist financing (TF), corruption, ...
EWRA - What is Business overall risk exposure assessment?
EWRAComplianceFinancial firmsERMRBAReportingTop-downAnti Money LaunderingAuditRiskRisk Based ApproachCompliance expertAMLThe understanding and management of risk by financial institutions, banks, and entities, has improved over the years. Today, stakeholders are more involved, and they demand greater transparency regarding the risks of a company and how the company rea...
Which Financial Abuses are associated with Prepaid Cards ?
Money LaunderingNPPSFinancial firmsKYCAMLPrepaid CardsKnow your CustomerTerrorism FinancingFinancial InstitutionsAnti Money LaunderingRed FlagsLately the 5th Anti-Money Laundering EU Directive (AMLD5) retained a particular interest on innovative instruments of payment, among which Prepaid Cards and digital currencies. In 2013 the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) had raised a non-binding...
