From deepfakes and synthetic identities to real-time manipulation of biometric data, fraudsters are now using AI with a level of speed and precision not seen before.

With generative AI projected to drive US$40 billion in fraud losses by 2027, based on estimates for the United States alone, financial institutions must act quickly to strengthen their defences.

Fintechs, banks and regulators are under mounting pressure to respond to increasingly sophisticated fraud tactics that continue to evolve.

This webinar will bring together fraud and risk leaders to explore:

• The new face of financial crime with deepfakes, voice cloning, and fraud-as-a-service accelerating across APAC
• Bridging the expertise gap by investing in in-house capabilities and real-time fraud detection strategies
• Keeping fraud controls effective without sacrificing user experience or customer trust
• Understanding where regulators draw the line with insights from Singapore’s Shared Responsibility Framework and the new scams bill

Panelists:

• Albert Dela Cruz, CISO, GoTyme Bank
• Chen Jee Meng, Head of Financial Crime Compliance, CIMB Singapore
• Gabby Tomas, Operations Group Head at Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC)
• Lukas Bayer, Head of Biometrics, User Acquisition and User Design/Experience, Jumio

Moderator:

Vincent Fong, Chief Editor, Fintech News Network