Main Conference Day Two: Wednesday 10 September 2025

9:00 am - 9:10 am Chairs' Welcome Remarks

Andreas Chai - Director, Griffith University
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Andreas Chai

Director
Griffith University

9:10 am - 9:40 am Australia's AML/CFT Landscape: Tranche 2 and the Road Ahead

Isabelle Nicolas - Senior Specialist, Policy Reform, AUSTRAC
  • Understanding the scope of AML/CTF reforms - designated services and high-risk sectors 
  • Practical steps to prepare for the 2026 deadline and implement robust AML/CTF programs. 
  • Key insights into AUSTRAC's current focus and how to demonstrate effective compliance 
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Isabelle Nicolas

Senior Specialist, Policy Reform
AUSTRAC

  •  Learn about legislative, judicial and policy updates on bribery and corruption 
  • Understand the implications for Australian businesses operating at home and offshore 
  • The role of the Bribery Prevention Network as a collective action initiative to prevent, detect and address bribery and corruption 
  • Practical tools and resources for Australian business to prevent, detect and address bribery and corruption and promote a culture of compliance.

Detective Inspector Colin Hunt

Foreign Bribery & Corporate Crime
Australian Federal Police

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Leah Ambler

Director, Corruption Prevention & Education
National Anti Corruption Commission

10:10 am - 10:40 am Fighting Document Fraud in the Age of AI

Sean Quagliani - CEO and Co-Founder, Fortiro
  • The evolving trends and tactics in document fraud 
  • Fighting AI with AI - the battle of algorithms 
  • What businesses should be doing to detect and prevent this new wave of fraud threats 

 



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Sean Quagliani

CEO and Co-Founder
Fortiro

10:40 am - 11:10 am Morning Break and Refreshments

11:10 am - 11:40 am FIRESIDECHAT: Strengthening Fraud Prevention Through Collaborative Communication

James Roberts - General Manager - Group Investigations, Intelligence And Fraud Advisory, Commonwealth Bank
  • What collaborative measures has your organization implemented with other industries to enhance early scam detection and prevention? 
  • Can you share examples of successful cross-industry partnerships that have helped identify and mitigate emerging scams? 
  • How does your organization leverage data sharing and technology to stay ahead of evolving scam tactics in collaboration with other sectors? 

 

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James Roberts

General Manager - Group Investigations, Intelligence And Fraud Advisory
Commonwealth Bank

  • What are the most significant emerging threats and vulnerabilities on the horizon for financial crime in the next 1-2 years?  
  • How can organisations proactively prepare for these future challenges, including investing in new technologies, skills, and collaborative partnerships?  
  • What role will international cooperation and regulatory harmonisation play in combating global financial crime?  
  • What are the key ethical considerations and societal implications of increasingly sophisticated financial crime fighting technologies? 
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Leah Strutynski

Head of Financial Crime Advisory
Bendigo & Adelaide Bank Ltd

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Tess Ogle

Head of Financial Crime Risk Stewardship| Compliance
HSBC

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Richard Storey

Partner, Risk Cosulting
Grant Thornton

12:20 pm - 12:50 pm Unmasking Insurance Fraud: Protecting the Industry and Consumers

Helen Shaw - National Investigations Manager, Allianz Insurance Australia Limited
  • Emerging Trends in Insurance Fraud 
  • The Evolving Landscape of Fraud Detection 
  • Collaboration and Data Sharing for Enhanced Prevention 
  • Consumer Awareness and Education Initiatives 
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Helen Shaw

National Investigations Manager
Allianz Insurance Australia Limited

12:50 pm - 1:50 pm Lunch Break and Networking

1:50 pm - 2:20 pm Red Teaming Generative AI: Exposing the New Attack Surface in Financial Services

Ernest Foo - Professor, Griffith University
  • Demo of AI vulnerabilities, including prompt injection, jailbreaking, and model manipulation 
  •  Real-world examples of how attackers exploit generative AI to bypass controls and compromise onboarding 
  • Emerging dark web tools and practical mitigation strategies to defend against AI-driven fraud 
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Ernest Foo

Professor
Griffith University

2:20 pm - 2:50 pm Unlocking the Power of Partnership: Asset Confiscation in a Collaborative Era

Daniel Tracey - Principal Financial Investigator, Crime and Corruption Commission
  • Exploring innovative public-private partnerships to enhance asset recovery success. 
  • Fostering open communication and shared understanding between public and private sector stakeholders. 
  • Leveraging combined expertise and resources for more effective and efficient asset confiscation. 

 

Daniel Tracey

Principal Financial Investigator
Crime and Corruption Commission

2:50 pm - 3:00 pm Chair's Closing Remarks

Andreas Chai - Director, Griffith University

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Andreas Chai

Director
Griffith University