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Exploring the Role of AI/ML and Future Technology in Financial Crime Prevention
Mar 13, 0025
Indra Reddy Mallela, VP - Model Risk Manager, MUFG Bank

Mat Wynne, Senior Consultant, Mitek Systems
Pallavi Kapale, Senior Financial Crime Officer - Financial Intelligence Unit, Bank of China
Tags:
AI and Technology (including Fintech)
Financial Crime
With financial
fraud losses exceeding £40 billion, financial institutions are under increasing
pressure to combat evolving threats. Yet, slow approval processes, regulatory
constraints, and legacy systems create major roadblocks. Fraudsters, on the
other hand, move swiftly - adapting in real time. So, how can banks and financial
institutions keep up?
In this
thought-provoking webinar, industry experts Pallavi Kapale, Indra Reddy, and
Mat Wynne dive into the role of AI and machine learning in financial crime
prevention. They explore how
traditional fraud detection models can evolve, why AML systems need real-time
intervention, and how AI-driven automation can enhance monitoring without
sacrificing compliance.
Webinar agenda
- Harnessing AI and technology to enhance
customer data management and analysis in banking
- Integration of AI and technology in
transaction monitoring and sanctions screening for better risk management
- Exploring gen AI and technology to enhance
operational efficiency on a global scale
- Leveraging AI and ML to improve fraud
detection and reduce false positives
- Managing automation and real-time payments in
a regulated environment
- Exploring generative AI to enhance
operational efficiency in financial crime
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