Australia' Only Conference Dedicated To Mitigating & Managing Financial Crime, AML & Fraud
25 November, 2020 | Mercure Sydney Central, Sydney, NSW
Rebecca Mallett
Financial Crimes Manager QSuper GroupConference Day One: Tuesday, 18 February 2020
Tuesday, February 18th, 2020
12:00 PM Australian Death Check: Improve the integrity of identity data and data matching
The lapse in updating death records in a company’s database has led to reputational damage, customer dissatisfaction, fraud and financial losses. While organizations strive to conduct KYC/AML identity verification across various sources to provide accurate, up to date and complete identity information, there had been a lack of readiness when it comes to a single source of truth on death checks.
With millions of death records accumulated over the years at an average of 6.593 deaths per 1000 people over the past 20 years, the banking royal commission has flagged organizations for charging “fees for no service” against the deceased. Furthermore, Australia Institute of Criminology (AIC) estimates the direct costs of identity crimes are at a minimum of $2.1B annually to individual victims, businesses and government agencies. Organized crime rings have sunk to new lows and has gone beyond targeting the living; deceased records are used to fraudulently open credit card accounts, apply for loans, apply for mobile phones, and collect tax returns.
The panel discusses reputational damage, and, financial and fraud threats on death abuse. Look forward to actionable insights on how you can declutter your database by using deceased status indicators to protect your organization and your customers’ loved ones against misuse of their data.
Conference Day Two: Wednesday, 19 February 2020
Wednesday, February 19th, 2020
2:00 PM SUPERANNUATION PANEL DISCUSSION: How New Targets For Financial Crime Can Mobilise And Mature Through Cross-Industry Initiatives
As Banks tighten controls and invest more resources into preventative measures, financial crime is changing tacks and targeting other industries. How can new targets like Superannuation look to transition quickly and set up a sustainable strategy?
- Identifying key vulnerabilities for foundational capability uplift and prioritisation roadmaps
- Move away from a reactive state as quickly as possible to realign to proactive management
- Leveraging a collaborative taskforce to assess the extent of a problem and take appropriate action
- How to scale and structure FinCrime response and compliance across the organisation
Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Representative.
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