Speakers
Objectives
theft and AML prevention in the digital age: experiences and way forward
Points of discussion
- Digitalisation has transformed finance but also multiplied fraud risks—from APP scams and identity theft to deepfake-enabled deception and fraud in digital mortgages and lending.
- Instant payments, open banking, and digital wallets increase speed and efficiency but expose consumers and firms to more sophisticated, cross-border attacks.
- While PSD3/PSR, eIDAS 2.0, and the Instant Payments Regulation aim to strengthen prevention and liability rules, major challenges remain: fragmented consumer protection, siloed fraud intelligence, uneven technological capabilities, and data-sharing constraints.
- This session will draw on supervisory and industry experiences to assess how frameworks, technology, and cooperation can better protect consumers and markets, ensuring resilience and trust in the digital age.