Changing Face of Financial Fraud: Steps Banks Can Take to Prevent, Mitigate, and Respond to an Attack
11-13-2024 1:00 PM EST.
Join Bill Repasky, an attorney with almost 40 years of experience as in-house bank counsel and in private practice assisting financial institutions in mitigating their exposure to financial fraud, as he offers step-by-step advice on how to avoid potential fraud losses and guidance for responding to both during and after an attack has taken place.
What You'll Learn
- Practical approaches for preparing for and mitigating financial fraud, whether your customers or your institution are the targeted victims.
- Current payment system risks and the continuously evolving fraud landscape.
- The rules and regulations governing payment systems.
- Examples of common fraud events impacting banks and credit unions.
- Strategies for reducing financial institution fraud risks, including staff training, current technology, process improvement, and contract safeguards.
- The most important remedial actions to recover fraudulently transferred funds.
- Best practices for protecting financial institutions from injuries resulting from financial fraud-related schemes.
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Who Should Attend?
- Attorney at law and partner in the Louisville, Kentucky offices of Frost Brown Todd.
- Counseled financial institutions for almost 40 years concerning deposit operations and treasury management issues.
- Payments law experience includes paper checks and all forms of electronic payments, regularly counseling financial institutions of all sizes on litigation matters, electronic banking, cybersecurity, data privacy, and breach issues.
- Background includes past in-house counsel experience for one of the nation’s largest banks and a payments acquirer and most recent position as outside counsel for many community banks and credit unions.