Australia' Only Conference Dedicated To Mitigating & Managing Financial Crime, AML & Fraud
21 - 22 April, 2021 | Sydney
Executive Speaker Faculty!
Joanne Proud
Chief Compliance Officer
MUFG Bank Ltd
Chris Whittingham
General Manager of Risk and Fraud Operations
Westpac Group
Lachlan Hawes
Regional Head of Compliance, Fraud and Risk for Australia and NZ
Mastercard
Dr Jacqueline Drew
Senior Lecturer & Program Director (CCJ/IT), School of CCJ
Griffith University
Gary Calder
Head of Financial Crime Compliance
AMP Bank
Claudine Lamond
Head of Determination (TCW) Targeting Criminal Wealth
ACIC
Steven York
Executive Director of Financial Crime & ABC
CBA
Alan MacSporran
QC Chairperson
Crime and Corruption Commission Queensland
Anthony White
Fraud & Counterfeit Manager for Oceania
Canon Australia & Chair of The Australian Online Fraud Council
Jason Nader
Head of Fraud Risk Management
OFX
Kevin Houlihan
Group Investigations Manager
The Star Entertainment Group
Robert Wyld
Former Co-Chair
Internal Bar Association’s Anti-Corruption Committee
Rebecca Mallett
Financial Crimes Manager
QSuper Group
Keeping Pace with Digital Threats, Complex Compliance and Tighter Budgets in an Era of Crisis
Crisis, in any form, opens up opportunity for financial crime, as weaknesses are exposed and Covid-19 has been no exception. While new threats have arisen, many have been ongoing but have been magnified by the crisis.
Digital advancement and keeping pace with fraudsters has been a constant challenge in the space. The crisis put increased pressure on companies to deliver digital transformations which were already in the plans, as processes became digital overnight.
The challenge lie therefore in the need to simultaneously confront these developing threats, while adhering to complex compliance and fighting for budget from leadership, whose focus is on revenue activities and business continuity above risk mitigation.
This event is therefore coming at a pivotal time for the Financial Crime space.
Digital advancement and keeping pace with fraudsters has been a constant challenge in the space. The crisis put increased pressure on companies to deliver digital transformations which were already in the plans, as processes became digital overnight.
The challenge lie therefore in the need to simultaneously confront these developing threats, while adhering to complex compliance and fighting for budget from leadership, whose focus is on revenue activities and business continuity above risk mitigation.
This event is therefore coming at a pivotal time for the Financial Crime space.
Incredible Case Studies Including:
Mastercard on how to strengthen risk mitigation by leveraging technology, education and collaboration
Westpac on how to overcome to uncertainties pertaining to new forms of fraud, including the growth of romance scams and more
ACIC on KYT & KYCC as the future of KYC
- Identifying Risky Transactions
and Customer Customers
For Better Detecting Financial Crime
Secure Your Place at the Australian Financial Crime Summit in SYDNEY.
Register with the launch rate by 5th of February 2021 and save $1,800!
Testimonials
It was a very useful experience from a strategic and tactical perspective combining officers from the finance, regulatory and law enforcement sectors who work in the financial space.
The experience was really good and the conference is worth attending
Valuable conference with a good breadth of relevant conference topics, and mix of attendees from industry and law enforcement.
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