In the Fintech sector, innovation drives transformative changes by introducing new technologies and business models that enhance financial services, streamline transactions, and expand access. However, these advancements also create opportunities for fraudsters to exploit vulnerabilities, making security a critical concern.

We’ll explore the landscape as fintech firms embrace cutting-edge technology, while balancing innovation with rigorous fraud prevention measures. This dynamic environment presents both risks and opportunities that we’ll explore an industry that’s paving the way for efficient and inclusive financial systems, in a world of constant and emerging threats.

Pricing:
Members: Complimentary
Member Guests: $75
Non-Members: $150

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AI Fraud Risks And Deepfake Banking

Fraud and financial crimes in fintech involve deceptive practices that exploit the digital nature of financial services. These crimes include identity theft, phishing attacks, and sophisticated scams targeting both individuals and institutions.

As fintech companies handle vast amounts of sensitive data and financial transactions, they become prime targets for fraudsters seeking to exploit vulnerabilities in technology and cybersecurity.

This session will examine the landscape that is complicated by rapid innovation, security protocols and how to identify emerging threats.

Michael Wichmann

SVP, Director ISCSF, Wintrust

Jason Gandy, Moderator

Senior Vice President, NTT DATA Financial Services Consulting

The Next Generation Of Fintech Disruptions

Disruptions in fintech are transforming traditional financial services through innovative technologies such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, and mobile payments, which streamline processes, reduce costs, and enhance customer experiences.

We’ll explore these advancements that challenge established institutions by offering more agile and user-friendly solutions. The rapid evolution also brings challenges related to regulatory compliance, cybersecurity, and the need for constant adaptation when it comes to consumer onboarding and risk management strategies.