Challenge Discussion Tables - Round 6
AML & Financial Crime
1. The EDD Bottleneck: How Do We Investigate High-Risk Customers Faster and Better?
2. Trade-Based Money Laundering: Are We Missing the Risk Hidden in Global Trade?
3. Crypto, Stablecoins & Illicit Finance: Can Traditional AML Keep Up?
4. SARs That Make a Difference: How Do We Improve Intelligence Quality, Not Just Reporting Volume?
5. Customer Risk Ratings: Are Our Models Still Fit for Purpose?
6. Terrorist Financing & Sanctions Evasion: Are We Looking in the Right Places?
Fraud, Cyber & Identity
7. Fraud-as-a-Service: How Do We Disrupt Industrialised Cybercriminal Networks?
8. The Insider Threat: When the Fraud Risk Comes From Within
9. The False Positive Problem in Fraud: How Do We Stop More Crime Without Blocking Good Customers?
10. Phishing, Passkeys & Identity: Is Our Authentication Strategy Fit for the Next Generation of Fraud?
11. From Victim to Recovery: How Do We Improve Fraud Response and Customer Outcomes?
Risk, Compliance & Governance
12. One Financial Crime View: Can AML, Fraud, Sanctions & Compliance Finally Break Down Their Silos?
13. Third-Party Financial Crime Risk: How Well Do We Really Know Our Partners?
14. Can We Prove Our Financial Crime Controls Actually Work? Moving Beyond Tick-Box Compliance