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Beyond the Why: How Banks Are Making Fraud Collaboration Work

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Thursday, July 2

11:00 AM - 11:45 AM

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Banks know they need to collaborate to fight fraud effectively. But knowing it and doing it are two very different things.

In this follow-up to our ACAMS Frankfurt Power Session, we go beyond the "why" and into the "how” with live proof from the field.

Florian Schmitz (DSGV), Nick Goodall (spotixx) and Ian Wachters (Roseman Labs) share how Europe's first live inter-bank fraud network tackles barriers to information sharing and walk you through two use cases - Joint Fraud List: sharing of fraudulent IBANS (known money mules) with other banks and Detection of mule accounts/networks: sharing of PII of confirmed fraudsters.

We'll show you exactly how MPC works in practice through a live demo, what significant fraud damage reduction looks like in reality — and what it takes to join the growing network.

We kick off with a short context recap, then move into why Information Sharing Partnerships are essential and why data security remains the #1 barrier. Florian Schmitz unpacks the live network; the results, the timeline and the lessons. Nick Goodall demos Multi-Party Computation live. We close with what it takes to join the network and open Q&A.

Speakers

Ian Wachters

Ian Wachters

Senior Commercial Advisor

Ian Wachters of Roseman Labs. Ian is an ex-BCG Senior Partner, focusing on the financial sector, who joined Roseman Labs over 5 years ago. He has helped guide Roseman Labs from start-up to where they currently stand.

Nick Goodall

Nick Goodall

Director Shared Data

Nick Business Lead at spotixx in Frankfurt, drives privacy-first, collaborative solutions that help financial institutions outsmart money laundering and organized crime.

Florian Schmitz

Florian Schmitz

Abteilungsdirektor bei Deutscher Sparkassen- und Giroverband

Florian Schmitz is Divisional Director at the German Savings Banks Association (DSGV), where he oversees online banking topics and digital banking services. He also coordinates SAFE, the Sparkassen Anti-Fraud Unit, bringing together experts across institutions to combat payment fraud. His work focuses on strengthening security and resilience across the payments ecosystem. He is committed to fostering collaboration and innovation to address evolving financial crime threats.

JUL

2

Thursday, July 2

11:00 AM - 11:45 AM

Register