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Roy Prayikulam

Roy Prayikulam SVP Risk & Fraud Division at INFORM GmbH

Hybrid Artificial Intelligence - The Future of Effective Fraud Prevention

To overcome increased risks from financial crime, fraud expert teams have long been working with AI-powered solutions. Without such tools, inspecting all financial transactions for possible criminal activity would not be possible. But not all solutions are equally effective. The future of fraud prevention lies in intelligently combined multichanne...

/payments /crime Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

Steven Rackham

Steven Rackham CTO for Financial Services at NetApp

Why now is the time to modernise mainframe data

‘Mainframe is dead!’ has long been a cry within the IT industry but the reality is, many organisations still rely heavily upon mainframes with data sitting on them around the 12EB (yes, exabyte) mark and growing at approximately 10-20% per year. This is especially true in financial services where still a lot of the ‘crown jewels’ are kept. Mainfram...

/security /crime Banking Architecture

Michael Berman

Michael Berman CEO at Ncontracts

Strengthening Cybersecurity Defenses: The Significance of Vendor Cyber Monitoring

In the rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity, financial institutions face an ongoing battle to protect their systems and data. That battle extends beyond their own systems and data to those of their critical third-party vendors. Not only must they protect their own systems from cyberattacks, they must also ensure that the third-party vendors...

/security /crime Information Security

Sadi Bezit

Sadi Bezit Head of Business Development Europe at Sadi BEZIT

Mitigating money laundering and terrorist financing risk without harming innocent institutions

The EBA/2021/02 guidelines on customer due diligence have changed. With this in mind, what are the factors credit and financial institutions should consider when assessing the money laundering and terrorist financing risk associated with individual business relationships and occasional transactions under Articles 17 and 18(4) of Directive (EU) 201...

/regulation /crime

Simon Luke

Simon Luke UK Country Manager at First AML

What does the EU UBO register access removal mean for compliance?

The EU UBO (Ultimate Beneficial Owner) register is a central database that contains information about the beneficial owners of companies and other legal entities within the European Union. It is designed to increase transparency and combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. Recently, there have been some changes to...

/regulation /crime

Karin Schreiber

Karin Schreiber Chief Commercial Officer at Sygno

Securing weak spots in AML: Optimizing Model Evaluation with Automated Machine Learning

Manually evaluating transaction monitoring models is slow and error-prone, with mistakes resulting in potentially large fines. To avoid this, banks are increasingly turning to automated machine learning. Regulators increasingly expect banks and financial institutions to be able to demonstrate the effectiveness of their transaction monitoring system...

/regulation /crime Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

Ivan Heard

Ivan Heard Global Head of Fraud Solutions at Quantexa

Why financial institutions should welcome Companies House reform

For decades, Companies House has provided frictionless company formation to support the British economy. A job it’s done admirably well; in 2021 the agency saw the highest number of incorporations on record. However, the register has also suffered from data-quality issues and companies being set up to front fraudulent or illicit activities. Recent...

/regulation /crime Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

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Retired Member 

15 years since Madoff and our obsession with financial crime continues

Can you believe it’s been 15 years since the Madoff scandal was uncovered? 15 years since the global financial crash. In fact, it was that incident that signalled the end for Bernie Madoff, the financial sociopath, who – under the guise of being a successful co-founder of the NASDAQ and one of the most successful stockbrokers on Wall Street – cunn...

/regulation /crime Exposing Financial Crime

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Generative AI: The Missing Piece in Financial Services Industry?

Just blink…out with the old ( ChatGPT …yup, almost already) and in with the (not so) new - Generative AI. So what is this Generative AI, really? First, think of it as a combination of Angel and devil's advocate, who is a positive scrutinizer for good reasons. Did you get the picture of having them on each shoulder to steer you in the right directio...

/crime /predictions Digital Bank Transformation

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Exploring the Benefits of Blockchain Technology in Fraud Detection and Prevention

In today’s digital landscape, there is a significant risk of data breaches, cyber thefts, and other such frauds. Digital transformation has enabled fraudsters to find new lines of attack and exploit vulnerabilities. Fraud has always been a detrimental factor in the business world, particularly in the financial industry, causing fear in users when ...

/security /crime Blockchain in Banking and Financial Services

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