Training + Speaking Engagements

Training + Speaking Engagements

IGNUS Solutions

Offering you solutions faster than it takes to read a compliance manual.

Author, Educator, International Speaker, and former Financial Services Regulator Simone E. Martin is now opening the vault on 25 years of industry knowledge, lessons, and real-world experience. Individuals and organizations can access her expertise through dynamic trainings and powerful speaking engagements.

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Budapest, 2025

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United Nations Budapest, 2025

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United Nations β€” Location, 2025

Designed for compliance professionals by a regulator

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Training

You’re focused on quarterly targets, reports, and last-minute client requests. Your job is challenging enough, but you also have to stay up-to-date on required compliance training sessions.

IGNUS has the solution! And not just for Compliance Officers. Directors, lawyers, accountants, realtors and other financial services professionals are all in scope. Our training sessions are delivered by a seasoned (retired) regulator with a depth of knowledge from international projects.

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Speaking Engagements

You’re focused on quarterly targets, reports, and last-minute client requests. Your job is challenging enough, but you also have to stay up-to-date on required compliance training sessions.

IGNUS has the solution. Our sessions are delivered by a seasoned (retired) regulator with a depth of knowledge from international projects that brings tried-and-tested insights to transform your next event into an engaging and impactful experience.

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Articles

AML compliance may be construed as friction, but it should not. The challenge with AML compliance in tokenization only lies in the limitation of code and a true understanding of risks...

Managing risk continues to be an increasing challenge for traditional financial institutions and FinTech companies, and the usual compliance weak-spots β€” KYC, risk assessment, transaction monitoring, and sanctions screening β€” are already known but too often not properly addressed.