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The new APP fraud rules: What they mean for consumers, fraudsters and the UK

September 19 @ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

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Join our live premiere on the real impact of the PSR’s incoming rules to tackle APP fraud. This documentary will be followed by a live audience debate moderated by The Payments Association. The Payments Association and We Fight Fraud  have produced an impactful documentary that conveys the human story of the new legislation. It includes interviews with stakeholders, key experts and, crucially, with an active criminal and a victim of fraud.   We Fight Fraud highlight the ease with which unscrupulous characters could take advantage of the new PSR regulations on APP fraud through interviews with criminals focusing on how they view the changes and will seize on the opportunities.

Hear directly from the criminals themselves on how they’ll exploit the new regulations. Understand the ease with which this could be done, and the consequences to the flow of payments. Is it something they could further exploit – if so, how?

Interviews in the documentary include: • Kate Fitzgerald, Head of Policy, PSR • Kate Frankish, Chief Business Development Officer, PAY.UK • Matthew Wright, TV presenter and victim • Fraudster “Johnson” • Andy Gould, T/Commander City of London Police Cyber & Economic Crime & Interpol Global Cybercrime Expert • Warren Atkinson, Head of Economic Crime, Derbyshire Police • Hugo Remi, CEO, Cardaq • Ben Agnew, CEO, The Payments Association • Riccardo Tordera, Policy Director, The Payments Association • Jane Jee, Director of Jee Associates Limited and Working Group Lead for Financial Crime, The Payments Association

Details

Date:
September 19
Time:
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Cost:
Free

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