This project gives professionals with the passion and enthusiasm to reduce financial crime the opportunity to network with, share expertise and learn from like minded people and invited external guests. We produce thought leader guides on crucial financial crime topics for members and influencers in the sector. A fantastic opportunity to help determine policies to defeat criminals who increasingly use technology to conceal their activities. We aim to ensure the good guys keep one step ahead.
To deliver community-driven solutions that address the problems posed by digital and financial criminal activity and position The Payments Association and its members as leaders in tackling financial crime
Key Areas of Focus:
Future Topics of Interest:
Wider Industry Work:
Jane Jee – Director, Jee Associates and The Hilda Project
Angela Yore – Managing Director, SkyParlour
Mitch Trehan – Head of UK Compliance & MLRO, Banking Cirle
Jonathan Jensen – Regulatory Policy Advisor, GBG
Philip Creed – Director, fscom
Andrew Churchill – Director, Technology Strategy
Victoria Preece – Senior Compliance Manager, allpay
Alison Clair – Mortgage Fraud, External Relations, Lloyds
Steve Pannifer – Chief Operating Officer, Consult Hyperion
Fabien Ignaccolo – Chief Executive Officer, Okay
Neil Turner – Compliance Manager, Mastercard
Sara George – Partner, Sidley Austin
James Hunt – SME Acquiring Fraud Risk, Feedzai
Mitch Trehan – Head of Compliance, Banking Circle
Ryan Platt – Director of Risk and Compliance, Vyne
Nick Fleetwood – Senior Product Manager, FORM3 Tech
Tom Pilling – Chief Risk Officer, Trust Payments
Keith Stanton – International Product Manager, FIS
Agnes Perchel – Deputy MLRO, Trust Payments
Vitor Camara – Senior Financial Crime Manager, Post Office
Gregory Dellas – Chief Compliance and Innovation Officer, ECOMMBX
Vasile Valcov – VP Sales, Salt Edge
Paddy Beagan – GM Europe and VP Sales, Vesta
Company Info | Industry Segment | Contact | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Entersekt is a leading provider of strong device identity and customer authentication software. Financial institutions and other large enterprises in countries across the globe rely on its multi-patented technology to communicate with their clients securely, protect them from fraud, and serve them convenient new experiences irrespective of the channel or device in use. They have repeatedly credited the Entersekt Secure Platform with helping to drive adoption, deepen engagement, and open opportunities for growth, all while meeting their compliance obligations with confidence. | 6-1 AML / KYC / Identity / Fraud Management / Compliance | lelanie@entersekt.com |
 | Okay is a fully compliant « Strong Customer Authentication » platform that provides transaction and authentication security via financial apps.
We help all issuers comply with PSD2 SCA’s requirements by integrating strong yet frictionless security services to their apps, shielding the authentication process from any attack, even the unknown, innovative ones of tomorrow. | 6-1 AML / KYC / Identity / Fraud Management / Compliance | hello@okaythis.com |
 | Chargebacks911® is a leader in payments industry innovation, pushing the envelope in chargeback mitigation to help merchants recover more revenue than ever-before possible.
It provides innovative new solutions, patented technologies, and tactical dispute strategies to manage chargebacks – all of which are customised for more than 25 different industries, with flexibility to accommodate any payment method or sales tactic. This strategy is based on the fundamental principle that all chargebacks are produced by one of three sources: criminal fraud, friendly fraud, or merchant error. Non-technical and API integrations generate quick and effortless results.
Recently, the dispute experts at Chargebacks911 launched a new brand, Fi911, to support financial institutions with innovative back-office management technologies. Its proprietary DisputeLab™ makes resolving chargeback disputes faster and more efficient by optimizing each step in the dispute cycle.
Both Chargebacks911 and Fi911 are based out of locations in North America and Europe to support global merchants and financial institutions with on-demand, region-specific expertise. Chargebacks911 has received many accolades for its dedicated work in the space, and has been named the Customer Choice Award for Best Chargeback Management Solution at the CardNotPresent Awards for four years in succession. | 6-1 AML / KYC / Identity / Fraud Management / Compliance | info@chargebacks911.com |
 | GBG offers a range of solutions that help organisations quickly validate and verify the identity and location of their customers. Our market-leading technology, data and expertise help our customers improve digital access, deliver a seamless experience and establish trust so that they can transact quickly, safely and securely with their customers online.
Headquartered in the UK and with over 1,000 team members across 16 countries, we work with 20,000 customers in over 70 countries.
To find out more about how we help our customers establish trust with their customers, visit www.gbgplc.com | 6-1 AML / KYC / Identity / Fraud Management / Compliance | Jonathan.Jensen@gbgplc.com |
 | fscom is a boutique firm of compliance experts who specialise in the payments and e-money, crypto, retail banking, and trading and broking sector.
We help firms adhere to the regulatory requirements in the UK and Ireland, specifically in authorisations, advice, audits, interim roles and training across financial crime, regulatory compliance and cyber security. | 13-6 Regulatory compliance services | info@fscom.co.uk |
This paper will identify the lessons that can be learnt from continental Europe on Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), the best practices that can be followed in order to minimise customer friction as well as the early impact SCA is having on fraud levels.
Brought to you by Project Financial Crime, this podcast episode discusses AML obligations of EMIs and APIs and what the role is for these firms in relation to their agents. You can also find out what the challenges are of filing suspicious activity reports (SARs), the current landscape of AML, (including recent prosecutions brought against financial institutions), and what the government is doing to bring in more corporate liability to prevent further fraud and financial crime.
Our fantastic panel of industry leaders and subject matter experts explores the changing financial crime and payment fraud market landscape, the emerging risks, current gaps and why digital identity is critical for future success.
This whitepaper sheds light on the unprecedented and sudden rise in customers claiming double refunds or ‘double credits’ through chargebacks and alternative avenues, particularly from the travel, hospitality, and entertainment sectors due to the pandemic. The paper identifies best practices and makes a series of recommendations on how to improve the customer dispute process for all stakeholders in the payments value chain.
The Payments Association’s Project Financial Crime team will be discussing the Kalifa Review from HM Treasury. The review, which was published 26th February 2021, will be an opportunity for the Government to acknowledge and help shape the future of Fintech in the UK. The Project Financial Crime team is joined by other members from across the Payments Association community, honing in on how the review will help the battle against the epidemic of fraud and financial crime in the U.K.
Day 2 of PAY360 Virtual Conference: Be the first to hear the results of primary research completed by the Payments Association into the increasingly important topic of customer disputes, the chargeback process and instances of double credits being issued for the same disputed transaction. Our expert panel of network, issuer, merchant acquirer and solution provider will discuss the topic, hear how COVID has amplified the problem, identify reasons for double credits and make recommendations for improvements to benefit all stakeholders.
This guide explains what identification and authentication are, presenting an overview of the technologies that can help you. It also arms you with key questions to put to suppliers when determining which solutions will meet your needs best.
This report discusses the fight against fraud and financial crime. It makes the case for increased investment in technology systems and greater centralisation and consolidation of department responsibilities. The content of this report draws on discussions at a workshop organised by the Payments Association.
This report provides a detailed summary of fraud up to the present, the various solutions that have been developed to tackle it, an explanation of the innovative new technologies being utilised against fraudsters, and how fraud is expected to evolve in the future.
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