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John Bertrand

John Bertrand MD at Tec 8 Limited

UK 1st Fraud Minister sounded great and reducing Financial Fraud is a major growth opportunity

Rt Hon Lord David Hanson's Special Address on the new government's approach to tackling fraud at Financial 360 was breath of fresh air. Ably supported by Andrei Skorogatov, Home Office, in the prior session of Global Practices covering payment fraud. The goal to revitalise the attack on fraudsters using coordinated and incentivised parties, includ...

/regulation /crime Banking Strategy, Digital and Transformation

Joris Lochy

Joris Lochy Product Manager at Intix | Co-founder at Capilever

Behind Closed Doors: Building Resilience Against Insider Fraud

At financial institutions, insider threats and internal fraud are serious issues. Globally, the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners estimates that fraud costs organizations about 5% of their annual revenue, amounting to a staggering $5 trillion per year. Insider fraud is believed to account for up to 40% of these costs around $2 trillion ann

/regulation /crime Exposing Financial Crime

Stanley Epstein

Stanley Epstein Associate at Citadel Advantage Group

Europe’s Most Critical Operational Risk: The Cyber-Resilience Challenge Facing Banks

How cyber, ICT, and fraud threats have become the central focus of operational risk management in European banking Introduction European banks have entered a new era of operational risk exposure — one dominated not by rogue traders or faulty models, but by invisible adversaries in cyberspace. As digitalisation accelerates and financial institutions...

/crime Operational Risk Management

Uma Shankar Kulasekaran

Uma Shankar Kulasekaran Director, Product Management, Fraud at NICE Actimize

The Hidden Fraud Economy: Why Synthetic Identities Demand a New Defense Strategy

The Hidden Fraud Economy: Why Synthetic Identities Demand a New Defense Strategy By Uma Shankar Kulasekaran Fraud has always been a chase. Banks build defenses, criminals find new ways in, and the cycle continues. In recent years, something quieter, and frankly more dangerous, has been spreading. It is called synthetic identity fraud. This is not t...

/ai /crime Financial Risk Management

Willem Lambrechts

Willem Lambrechts Managing Director at Drebbel

Your Ransomware Defense Has Failed. Now What?

"Ransomware attacks in finance continue to increase, according to the latest statistics from cybersecurity firm Sophos. In a survey of nearly 600 IT and cybersecurity professionals in the financial services industry, 65% said they were hit by ransomware in 2024 – up from 64% in 2023. Financial services organizations have been a top target for...

/security /crime Information Security

Alex Ford

Alex Ford President, North America and Chief Revenue Officer at Encompass | RegTech Association | Women in RegTech

AI in banking: From experiment to imperative

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly moving from isolated pilots to the core of banking strategy. Faced with margin pressures, rising compliance costs, and customer expectations shaped by digital-first industries, financial institutions are betting big on AI to drive efficiency and unlock growth. A recent HFS and Infosys study indicates that 20...

/ai /crime Artificial Intelligence

Stanley Epstein

Stanley Epstein Associate at Citadel Advantage Group

The Cybercrime Tsunami: How Firms Can Stay Afloat in an Age of Digital Predation

AI-driven attacks, deepfake deception, and escalating ransomware mark a dangerous new era of cybercrime. But with the right strategy, resilience is not only possible—it’s essential. Introduction: Welcome to the New Battleground In today’s hyperconnected world, the frontlines of business are no longer physical—they’re digital. Every transaction, da...

/crime Operational Risk Management

Somobrata Ballabh

Somobrata Ballabh Risk Manager - Financial Crime & Change at Lloyds Bank GmbH

From Regulation to Resilience: How EU banks are redesigning risk frameworks for the years ahead

Financial institutions in EU are redefining their risk and compliance framework by embedding resilience into governance while embracing change and strategic transformation across business operations. The European financial services industry is undergoing a rapid evolution while the banks and financial institutions are embracing for its 2030 transfo...

/regulation /crime Financial Services Regulation

David Maimon

David Maimon Head of Fraud Insights at SentiLink

The Intersection of Fraud Markets and Compliance Mandates: Why It’s Time to Rethink CIP

Over the last several months, my team’s research into online fraud ecosystems has revealed just how far criminals are willing to go to outpace financial institutions. On Telegram, sellers advertise “fullz” — complete identity kits including Social Security numbers, driver’s licenses, and even school transcripts. On Facebook, fraudsters openly prom...

/regulation /crime

Anurag Mohapatra

Anurag Mohapatra Director of Fraud Strategy and Marketing at NICE Actimize

The High Stakes of Check Kiting: How Old School Fraud Exploits FIs

Last month, a major regional bank filed suit against a New York entrepreneur, alleging a check-kiting scheme that processed more than $72 million in fraudulent checks, resulting in $27 million in direct losses. While payment technologies have evolved dramatically, traditional fraud methods continue to exploit fundamental processes, resulting in lo...

/payments /crime Exposing Financial Crime

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