🚨 AI in Payments: Revolutionizing Fraud Prevention, But With Caution 🚨 AI is reshaping the payments space, especially in fraud detection. Key takeaways from recent developments: 🔹 Swift’s AI-driven fraud detection: Improved Payment Controls service analyses anomalies in live data, and an AI pilot with 10 global banks fights cross-border payment fraud. 🔹 Predictive analytics in action: HSBC's FX Prompt predicts beneficiary currencies in international payments, showcasing AI's potential to anticipate client needs. 🔹 Federated machine learning: Allows collaboration without compromising data privacy, which is crucial for compliance. 🔹 Caution in AI adoption: Experts warn AI isn’t a silver bullet—compliance, data security, and regulatory transparency remain critical. #AI #Payments #FraudPrevention #Compliance #Fintech https://lnkd.in/dSutnKuV
CREOBIS - CREO Business Information & Seminars
Professional Training and Coaching
Brussels, Brussels Capital 1,386 followers
Bringing the necessary knowledge and insights to face present-day and futur challenges on major regulatory topics.
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CREO Business Information & Seminars (CREOBIS) produces conferences and trainings in Belgium and Luxemburg primary in banking, finance, insurance, health care, compliance, ICT, and Privacy. CREOBIS provides high quality programs focused on critical content for business professionals. Our speakers are highly recognized industry practitioners and experts
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Alain Cieslik
Information Security & Cybersecurity Consultant ⠀
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Radesh Fernandez Coenegracht
Project Manager - Freelance @Creobis @CanVelo
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Ingrid Oleksy
Head of legal and tax NN Insurance Belgium. Certified compliance officer (Insurance sector)
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Tahnée Fernandez Coenegracht
Business Development & MarCom
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Théo Antunes' post on DLT & #Compliance highlights a crucial conversation for the #financialsector, especially in Luxembourg. Streamlining #regulatorycompliance through #DLT offers significant benefits, particularly in #AML procedures. Luxembourg's adoption of DLT in financial services signals a shift, but clear methodologies are needed for compliance alignment.
PhD researcher at the University of Luxembourg and the University of Strasbourg in Law, AI and compliance. Researcher in areas of Bank and Financial law, Compliance and White-collar crimes. ALCO member
Streamlining regulatory compliance through the use of DLT in Luxembourg presents several clear advantages for financial professionals, particularly in the area of AML compliance. Luxembourg has already enacted laws to authorize the use of DLT in financial services, reflecting a growing awareness of its potential. However, its specific application as a compliance tool has not yet been fully addressed. Based on my research into DLT compliance in Luxembourg, four key points have risen regarding its potential in this field. ➡ DLT significantly improves the efficiency KYC and reporting procedure by enabling the secure, decentralized storage of verified customer identities. This allows multiple institutions to share information, eliminating repetitive checks, speeding up onboarding, and facilitating the real-time tracking of customer activities to detect suspicious patterns. The immutable nature of blockchain also simplifies audits by ensuring transparent and verifiable transaction histories. A centralised DLT provided by public authorities could be relevant for this purpose. ➡ Financial institutions can use DLT for real-time regulatory reporting, with smart contracts automatically generating compliance reports and alerting for suspicious transactions. This is particularly relevant under Luxembourg’s AML framework, especially regarding STR and SAR requirements to ensure timely and accurate reporting. Smart contracts can also enforce compliance by automatically blocking non-compliant transactions, reducing human error. ➡A DLT-based compliance infrastructure would allow financial professionals to collaborate securely and between them on compliance matters. By sharing a single verified KYC record, institutions can cut costs and avoid duplication. DLT also provides regulators with easier access to tamper-proof records, improving oversight and transparency for financial professionals. ➡DLT ensures that all actions by financial institutions and customers are recorded in an immutable, time-stamped ledger. This eases quick and comprehensive audit trails, helping institutions demonstrate compliance with AML requirements. DLT also provides regulators with real-time access to transaction data, reducing risks of non-compliance and associated penalties. Nevertheless, the compliance department must clearly establish an appropriate methodology for implementing DLT to ensure that it complies to the relevant regulations stemming from both Luxembourg and the EU. #Compliance #Luxembourg #DLT #Blockchain #Finance #AML
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⏳ The future of B2B payments with AI isn’t if but when. The EU's #AIAct, now in effect, marks a pivotal step in regulating #AI, especially for industries like #financialservices. With AI's immense potential for #B2Bpayments, balancing innovation with oversight is crucial. AI can revolutionise payment #dataanalysis, optimize cash flow, and streamline invoice reconciliation, leading to significant cost and time savings. However, it's not a complete replacement for human intervention just yet. As AI evolves, businesses should embrace it cautiously, maximizing benefits while minimizing risks. #DigitalTransformation #Innovation https://lnkd.in/d_MhSuR7
The AI Act: what impact will Artificial Intelligence really have on B2B payments?
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🌐 Instant Payments: The Future is Now, But Are Banks Ready? During our "Instant Payments—The Last Mile" conference earlier this week, it became clear that many questions remain about the Instant Payments Regulation (#IPR). According to this article, #instantpayments will make up 22% of global non-cash #transactions by 2028. Yet, only 25% of #banks are prepared to process them. As we approach the Instant Payments Regulation deadline in January 2025, banks urgently need to adapt. The shift is undeniable—A2A #payments could disrupt traditional card systems, challenging established revenue streams. It's a wake-up call for the entire financial sector to prioritize readiness for instant payments. https://lnkd.in/ejQNWexv
Only 13% of EU banks ready for instant payments: report
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📊 Autumn 2024 Joint Committee Report on EU Financial Stability Risks 📊 The three European Supervisory Authorities (EBA, EIOPA, ESMA) have just released their Autumn 2024 report, highlighting elevated economic and geopolitical uncertainties. Key takeaways: 🚨 Financial market vigilance is crucial amid ongoing risks from high #interestrates and #inflation volatility. 💳 #CreditRisks are in focus for the first time, urging institutions to maintain robust provisioning policies. 💡 Institutions must be agile in navigating unexpected short-term challenges, including inflation and #cyberrisks. 🔗 Collaboration between #financialinstitutions and supervisors is essential for safeguarding stability in these turbulent times. #Risk #RiskManagement #RBA #FinancialStability https://lnkd.in/deU9uvHd
ESAs warn of risks from economic and geopolitical events
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🚀 Yesterday's session on #InstantPayments (IP) was incredibly engaging, with a rich exchange of knowledge and insights. It was a pleasure to see relevant #legal and operational questions addressed, which fueled the discussions and enhanced the collective understanding. Much of the rich exchanges focused on the challenges related to: - The 10-seconds timeline - Paper-based payments - #VOP services standardization and the cross-border interoperability of VOP services - The need for standardized #APIs and directory services - Liability & regulation, especially the rules on liability between VOP solution providers - #DataQuality & #SanctionsScreening Our discussion also raised important questions about #GDPR challenges, #bulkpayments, and expectation management for Instant Payments. This session underscored the need for collaboration across the industry to ensure a successful implementation by 2025. Many questions remain open regarding the interpretation of the rulebooks and schemes and their implementation. We'll closely follow these topics and undoubtedly continue to bring you the latest updates as instant payments evolve. 🙏 Special thanks to our speakers for fostering such a rich interaction and sharing their expertise and knowledge. 🙌 Silvia Di Lillo European Payments Council (EPC), Begoña Blanco Sanchez ING Belgium, Saar Carre Febelfin, Francis De Roeck. A big thank you to Scott McInnes Bird & Bird for his excellent role as conference moderator. 🙏 Thank you to all the participants for raising pertinent questions and sharing their understanding and insights on this very challenging topic. We look forward to future discussions and collaboration! #PaymentsInnovation #Payments #Fintech
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🚨📅 Rejoignez-nous à Bruxelles le 24 septembre pour l'événement incontournable de l'année ! 📅🚨 La conférence "AML/CTF : Table Ronde des Régulateurs." Une occasion de dialoguer directement avec les régulateurs et d'enrichir vos connaissances sur des sujets cruciaux. 🤝💡 👉 Réservez votre place dès maintenant pour anticiper les attentes des régulateurs en matière d'AML/CTF ! https://lnkd.in/e_d-cE27 #AML #CTF #Régulation #Bruxelles #Networking #Conférence Isabelle De Groote, Banque nationale de Belgique I Gaetan Laga, FSMA I Patrick SERE, FOD Financiën - SPF Finances I Virginia Di Marcoberardino, FOD Financiën - SPF Finances I Arnaud Lecocq, Compliance4Business Belgium I Eric van den Bosch I Jean-Pierre Buyle, Monard Law I Willem Van de Wiele, White & Case LLP, Alix Lambert de Rouvroit, Febelfin
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📣 Ongoing! Our "Instant Payments - The Last Mile" conference! #Payments experts and peers have gathered this morning for the latest updates on #InstantPayments to ensure #compliance by January 2025. There are very important challenges related to Instant payments; needless to say, there are many questions and great interaction between our expert speakers and the audience! "Let's make European Payments great again"... Scott McInnes, Begoña Blanco Sanchez, Silvia Di Lillo, Francis De Roeck, Saar Carre
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🚨 Last Days to Register for the #InstantPayments - The Last Mile conference on September 10 🚨 With the fast-approaching EU Instant Payments Regulation deadlines—January 9, 2025, for EU institutions and January 2027 for non-EU countries—#financialinstitutions are under pressure to ensure #compliance. This is your last chance to join us at the "Instant Payments - The Last Mile" conference and gain essential insights to prepare your institution for this #regulatory milestone. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from leading experts and take away the necessary knowledge to meet compliance requirements. Here’s what’s on the agenda: 💡 Latest Rulebook Updates 💡 Instant Payments Regulation – Where do we stand? 💡 Compliance Frameworks and Challenges 💡 Impact, Priorities & Deadlines 💡 #Sanction, #Fraud & #TransactionScreening Key speakers include: Silvia Di Lillo, Senior Legal Counsel, EPC Saar Carre, Head of Payments, Febelfin Begoña Blanco Sanchez, Head of Product Management Payments, ING Belgium Scott McInnes, Partner, Bird & Bird Francis De Roeck, Payments Expert This conference is a must-attend for Heads of Payments, Digital Banking, Compliance Officers, Fintech leaders, and all professionals navigating the payments landscape. Prepare now to ensure your institution is ready for the future of instant payments. ⏳You are still in time to register 👉 https://lnkd.in/d3sHhDdP #Payments #InnovationInPayments #PaymentsPack2024
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💰#MoneyLaundering Schemes and #UndergroundBanking The recent case in London sheds light on criminals' sophisticated methods to launder money through underground #bankingnetworks. Operating via Chinese messaging apps and anonymous #transactions, the group laundered over £55 million by circumventing foreign currency controls. Their tactics included: - Collecting large sums of #cash without ever meeting the source - Using coded banknote serial numbers to ensure anonymity - Employing cash counting machines to handle the flow of #illicitfunds This complex operation highlights the evolving challenges in detecting and dismantling covert #moneylaunderingschemes. Perseverance and cooperation among all players are crucial to tackling #financialcrimes and money laundering. #AML #AMLCompliance #MoneyMules https://lnkd.in/dAX7ne3j
NEWS: Detectives in UK break up sophisticated £55m Chinese underground banking laundry, student money mules at its heart - AML Intelligence
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