ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
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Podcast by Brian Svoboda-Kindle
ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
3w ago
Join ACFCS and Elizabeth Callan, a FinCrime and Sanctions SME with Symphony AI Financial Services, as we hit the highlights of major pending financial crime regulations in the U.S., discuss their impact for compliance programs, and provide advice on how you can prepare now to get out ahead of these changes ..read more
ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
3M ago
In this episode of the Financial CrimeCast, ACFCS connects with Elsie Pan and Samrat Jain, industry leading technology specialists of the PwC Financial Crime Unit, to understand the current realities of emerging tech in financial crime prevention, how financial institutions are addressing long-standing challenges, and where they see low-risk and high-reward opportunities for AI use at financial institutions of all sizes ..read more
ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
4M ago
The evolution of money is happening at warp speed. Cryptocurrencies are one major factor driving changes in the monetary world, but faster payments in fiat, the rise of open banking and more are also at play. As money transforms, are our regulatory frameworks and compliance programs keeping pace with the changes? In this episode of the Financial CrimeCast, we speak with Carole House, Executive in Residence at Terranet Ventures, and Dave Jevans, EVP of CipherTrace at Mastercard, for an insightful look at the current reality of a changing financial system ..read more
ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
4M ago
As cryptocurrencies expand their role in the payments ecosystem, the burgeoning world of crypto assets presents both risks and potential rewards for issuers and acquirers. Crypto exchanges and other service providers can provide a lucrative customer base for banks and card issuers, but managing their risks can be a tricky proposition. How can financial institutions navigate this? Learn more from payments expert Steve Ryan, Chief Operating Officer with CipherTrace ..read more
ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
5M ago
Will gen AI enable a new breed of financial criminal? Or can it be harnessed effectively to detect and counter attacks on banks and financial institutions? Along the way, how can we ensure that data is used properly and privacy is respected in the AI area? Get answers to these questions and more as ACFCS speaks to Charmian Simmons, SymphonyAI Sensa-NetReveal’s Financial Crime and Compliance Expert ..read more
ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
8M ago
? In This Financial CrimeCast, we speak with Dori Buckethal, VP of Product Marketing – Risk and Fraud with Thomson Reuters, to understand the rising importance of “know your business” or KYB to protect organizations from B2B threats ..read more
ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
9M ago
In part 2 of this series with OCR Labs, we’ll discuss what types of industries and companies actually need identity verification, strategies that companies are using to approach these identity challenges, and what to consider when verifying your customer identities ..read more
ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
10M ago
Join us for an in-depth but approachable discussion with Rio Miner, Head of Intelligence for Refine Intelligence, on how technology is changing the way financial services companies view AML and fraud programs, and whether there’s a path to a more sustainable future for compliance programs ..read more
ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
11M ago
ACFCS speaks with Shane Oren, the Chief Revenue Officer with OCR Labs. Shane starts with a brief but fascinating history of identity and the various ways we’ve used to validate it over time, under the premise that you can’t know where you’re going unless you know where you’ve been. We then explore real-world examples of identity verification gone wrong, and its consequences for financial institutions, before leaving off with a look at key current risk areas and challenges, including malicious use of generative AI ..read more
ACFCS Financial CrimeCast
11M ago
In this insightful conversation, we explore how a fragmented approach to fraud is driving risks, why integrating various fraud and AML systems into one case management system may be less scary than it sounds, how institutions are making decisions to build vs. buy their case management systems, and more ..read more