Ensure your organization is equipped to navigate looming challenges and stay ahead of the ever-evolving card fraud landscape.
The financial repercussions of credit card fraud are immense, with projected global losses reaching an astounding $43 billion by 2026. In the United States alone, credit card fraud losses are projected to exceed $12.5 billion within the next two years.
In this session, we will discuss key card fraud threats, emerging card fraud risks, and uncover leading practices to effectively combat the evolving landscape of card fraud today and prepare for the challenges of tomorrow. Register now to ensure your organization is equipped to navigate looming challenges and stay ahead of the ever-evolving card fraud landscape.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to identify how card fraud fits into the broader threat landscape.
- You will be able to identify key card fraud threats of today and tomorrow.
- You will be able to review challenges in mitigating card fraud.
- You will be able to You will be able define current and future approaches to mitigating key threats.
Agenda
Overview
Card Fraud 101
- Defining Fraud
- Defining Card Fraud
- The Impact of Card Fraud
Understanding Card Fraud Threats
- Evolution of Card Fraud
- Top Card Fraud Schemes Today
- Card Fraud Schemes on the Horizon
Exploring Card Fraud Mitigation
- Challenges in Mitigating Card Fraud
- Current Approaches to Mitigating Card Fraud
- The Future of Card Fraud Mitigation
Closing & Questions
Speakers
Ms Sophia Carlton,
Accenture- Manager in Accenture’s Fraud & Financial Crimes consulting practice
- Specializes in fraud strategy, fraud risk and maturity assessments, and fraud prevention solutions
- Has spent the last 6+ years helping clients solve their toughest fraud challenges, with clients in both the public and private sectors spanning from large complex federal agencies to Fortune 100 and 500 companies across multiple industries
- A recognized and award-winning fraud risk management thought leader; winning two author awards in 2021 and contributing as a lead author in the development of industry guidance used both in government and in the private sector
- Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE)
- M.S. degree in accounting, James Madison University
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for branch managers, bankers, presidents, vice presidents, CEOs, CFOs, controllers, lending officials, accountants, attorneys, business owners, and managers.
