Similar to compliance, fraud teams will soon find themselves on regulators’ radar. We’ve already seen this via the Digital Services Act in the EU, which requires transparency reports on details such as types of policy abuses and number of accounts banned. Previously, this information rarely left your company — are you prepared to subject your work to regulatory scrutiny? Join this webinar to learn how to get ahead of the regulatory curve with strategies you can adopt today to save yourself future operational headaches and catch more fraud.
Here's what you'll learn:
The convergence of fraud and compliance functions will only accelerate in 2024 and beyond, pushed by payments and anti-money laundering regulations alike.
Transparency reports (example) can provide a roadmap for fraud teams in the likely event that they’ll be reporting on their own efforts soon.
Recommendations for driving cross-functional alignment between fraud and compliance teams, leveraging shared data.
Pamela is a Financial Crimes Compliance Leader with extensive experience in regulatory compliance focusing on Bank Secrecy Act/Anti-Money Laundering (BSA/AML), Fraud and Sanctions. She recently joined Semantic Visions as a US Partner to help the...
Ronald leverages his extensive experience in payments & fraud to inform the structure and content of the site. Outside of About Fraud, Ronald consults regularly with merchants, payment service providers and fraud solution vendors. Before About...
Jeff Sakasegawa is Persona’s Trust & Safety Architect. With over a decade of experience in the Trust & Safety space across companies such as Google, Facebook, Square, and Sift, Jeff is an expert on Risk Management and Compliance. He is passionate...