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Ayanna Kemp Cameron

Mrs. Ayanna Kemp Cameron has over 15 years of legal, regulatory and anti-money laundering experience. She's a proud former Harlemite, who now lives in Middletown, NY, with her husband of 14 years. She has a personal connection to our mission and is passionate about assisting those impacted by cancer; especially those who may not have the resources to care for a loved one, and/or navigate the emotional stresses that accompany those circumstances.

 

Experience

 

Director, FRTB, Market Risk
Directs the regulatory and change management workstreams of the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book (FRTB) project. Leads a team responsible for the execution of governance controls, regulatory interpretation, training, and communication.

 

Director, Head of Controls and Reporting, Office of the Capital Markets AMLRO
Directed first line of defense anti-money laundering policies and procedures, management information systems and operations professionals. Led the development and execution of quality control initiatives, risk assessment data, and metrics.

Director, Capital Markets AMLRO Designate (U.S.)
Executed regulatory response strategies and providing formal written responses to inquiries stemming from regulatory exams, internal audits, and tests. Delivered end-to-end analysis of the anti-money laundering risks of new Capital Markets products and services.

Early Employment

  • Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Officer

  • Senior Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Officer, Senior Vice President

  • Assistant General Counsel, Senior Vice President

Accomplishments

  • Brooklyn Law School Juris Doctorate

  • 2021 Capital Markets Sponsorship Program

  • 2022 EXCELerate Program Protégé

  • Financial Women’s Association-Member

  • New York Chapter of BMO’s Alliance for Women (former leadership position)

  • New York Chapter of BMO’s Black Professionals Network (current leadership position)

  • Women’s EDGE-Volunteer 2016-2017

  • Parkchester, N.Y. Branch of the NAACP-Volunteer 2006-2008

 

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