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Fraud Leaders' Summit UK June - Agenda

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 2026 Agenda

Explore a dynamic agenda designed to tackle the most pressing challenges in fraud prevention and financial crime. The Fraud Leaders' Summit, June 2026, will feature keynote sessions, expert panels, and interactive discussions covering emerging threats, regulatory shifts, AI-driven fraud detection, and best practices in risk management.

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08:00
  1. REGISTRATION OPENS: BREAKFAST MEET AND GREET
    45 mins
09:00
  1. 30 mins
    • As global initiatives led by the UN and INTERPOL, alongside the UK's new Online Crime Centre, push for greater coordination, how can industry and law enforcement collaborate more effectively?
    • Data sharing is widely discussed but rarely optimised. Learn how organisations are turning intelligence-sharing into measurable prevention impact while managing regulatory and technical constraints.
    • Fraudsters operate across borders while institutions often work in silos. What does integrated fraud governance look like in practice, and how can cross-functional alignment close critical response gaps?
09:35
  1. KEYNOTE: AI Has Changed Fraud. Now We Need to Change How We Fight It
    20 mins
    • Deep dive into why fraud losses appear stable but underlying risk is increasing. Covering how attackers are using AI to scale sophistication and volume and the rise of synthetic id’s, deepfakes, and multi-step social engineering.
    • Are your current approaches falling short? Explore why manual reviews and “gut feel” don’t hold up at scale and where the shift from single checks to continuous, multi-signal decisioning can strengthen your prevention.
    • What needs to change now to avoid being exposed over the next 12–24 months? Stay ahead of pressure from leadership and regulators by learning how leading fraud teams reduce cost while improving detection.
09:55
  1. TEA AND COFFEE BREAK
    5 mins
10:00
  1. 60 mins
    Attendees Peer-to-Peer Roundtable Discussions
  2. 60 mins
    Attendees Peer-to-Peer Roundtable Discussions
  3. From Disputes to Discovery: How Chargeback Data Reveals Systemic Issues
    60 mins
    Attendees Peer-to-Peer Roundtable Discussions
  4. 60 mins
    Attendees Peer-to-Peer Roundtable Discussions
  5. The Identity Confidence Gap: Trust signals in a synthetic world
    60 mins
    Attendees Peer-to-Peer Roundtable Discussions
11:00
  1. TEA AND COFFEE BREAK
    5 mins
11:05
  1. 90 mins
    11:05 - 11:35 | 11:35 - 12:05 | 12:05 - 12:35
12:35
  1. LUNCH & NETWORKING
    60 mins
13:35
  1. 25 mins
    • Understand how impersonation and synthetic identity fraud are evolving and why identity misuse now accounts for a major share of global attacks.
    • Explore how account takeover and identity abuse are targeting social and digital platforms, and what that means for your controls.
    • How can behavioural biometrics and device intelligence strengthen verification without increasing friction? Learn practical approaches to balancing security, compliance and customer experience.
14:05
  1. 30 mins
    • Fraudsters are using AI to automate social engineering, fabricate documents and target both customers and senior executives. How can organisations support the subjects of deepfake scams and what should be done moving forward?
    • Where are your biggest exposure points? Identify how document manipulation, identity abuse and emerging AI-driven tactics are converging to bypass traditional controls.
    • Explore how governance, ethics and AI literacy at board level can strengthen resilience alongside behavioural and device intelligence, while maintaining trust and regulatory alignment.
14:35
  1. TEA AND COFFEE BREAK
    10 mins
14:45
  1. 90 mins
    14:45 - 15:15 | 15:15 - 15:45 | 15:45 - 16:15
16:20
  1. KEYNOTE: From Macro Shocks to Operational Risk: How Fraud is Reshaping the Payments Ecosystem
    20 mins
    • Gain a reusable mental model to prepare for transaction risk, fraud pressure and operational stress caused by macro shocks.
    • As the nature of fraud evolves how can you retrain your risk models to keep up?
    • With AI becoming essential for modern fraud defence, learn the best ways to govern it responsibly at scale.
16:40
  1. 40 mins
    • See three emerging solutions put under pressure by senior industry judges and your peers. Cut through the marketing and decide which innovation genuinely moves the needle on fraud prevention.
    • Walk away with insight into new approaches, fresh thinking and the trends shaping the next wave of fraud technology, as one standout earns recognition and a trophy.
17:30
  1. EVENING DRINKS RECEPTION
    105 mins
09:10
  1. 30 mins
    • APP reimbursement reforms are increasing financial institutions' exposure to fraud losses. How should liability be assessed when scams originate on social platforms, retail marketplaces or telecom networks?
    • Fraud journeys now span multiple ecosystems, what practical models exist for clearer accountability and coordinated prevention across sectors?
    • As fraud becomes more organised and cross-channel, what does a fair and workable liability framework look like?
09:45
  1. 60 mins
    Attendees Peer-to-Peer Breakfast Briefing Discussions
  2. 60 mins
    Attendees Peer-to-Peer Breakfast Briefing Discussions
  3. 60 mins
    Attendees Peer-to-Peer Breakfast Briefing Discussions
  4. 60 mins
    Attendees Peer-to-Peer Breakfast Briefing Discussions
10:50
  1. KEYNOTE: Fraud Warfare: Why You're Losing Ground- and How to Regain It
    20 mins
    • Show how fraudsters' R&D cycles are now weeks, not years.
    • Ask: If attackers pivot daily, why is your control stack updated quarterly?
    • Promise battle-tested strategies, not theory.
11:15
  1. 90 mins
    11:15 - 11:45 | 11:45 - 12:15 | 12:15 - 12:45
12:45
  1. LUNCH & NETWORKING
    60 mins
13:25
  1. LUNCH & LEARN: Inside the Mind of a Scammer: Intelligence from over 1.1 Million Conversations They Never Meant to Have
    15 mins
    • What do criminals reveal when they think they've found a victim? How an army of AI agents infiltrate active scam campaigns across voice, SMS, WhatsApp, Telegram and email.
    • The intelligence haul: mule accounts, crypto wallets, scripts, impersonated brands, and emerging typologies extracted in real time.
    • Case studies on what three leading global banks did with it; and why the fraud landscape looks very different from behind enemy lines.
13:45
  1. 25 mins
    • Map the real intervention points across grooming, payment and exploitation stages and see where the right fraud prevention tools can stop losses earlier.
    • Deepfakes, synthetic identities and cross-channel scams are accelerating. Are your layered controls built for that level of sophistication?
    • Examine what practical coordination across all institutions, both public and private, looks like.
14:10
  1. TEA AND COFFEE BREAK
    5 mins
14:15
  1. 30 mins
    14:15 - 14:45
14:50
  1. 15 mins
    • Fraudsters don’t break systems, they exploit them as designed. Learn the role of human behaviour, from end-users and employees, in how fraud actually works.
    • Explore how gaps between controls and channels create the real vulnerabilities and why focusing on detection alone leaves key risks untouched.
    • Come away with practical questions and behavioural insights that help identify where organisations may unintentionally create fraud vulnerabilities.
15:10
  1. PANEL DISCUSSION: Fighting Dirty: Smarter Tactics Against Modern Fraud
    30 mins
    • What new skillsets (beyond traditional compliance and investigation) are fraud teams building to stay ahead?
    • Are conventional team structures holding you back? Explore how integrating fraud, cyber, behavioural science and intelligence functions can create more adaptive, future-facing operating models.
    • What unconventional tactics are actually working? Learn how organisations are shifting from reactive controls to intelligence-led disruption.