EXPOSING THE



FRAUDSTER

SCREAM IF YOU WANT TO GO FASTER!

Outline agenda

Welcome and introduction
Graham Pitt, Experian Decision Analytics

‘Other people’s money’ — An interview with a fraudster
Elliott Castro & Neil Forsyth

The fascinating insight into the life of fraudster Castro, presented in a live interview format with journalist and author Neil Forsyth.

Using voice to combat fraud
John Colgan, Biometric Security and Jim Lound, Experian

Biometric software and current issues affecting the industry.

CIFAS Transformation Project
Nick Mothershaw, Experian Decision Analytics

Overview of the CIFAS transformation project and the anticipated effects on fraud prevention.

Know your customer
Ben Sekhon, Experian QAS
The challenges and issues of authenticating customers.

Climate change
The impact of the ‘credit crunch’ and how the current economic downtown is driving an increase in fraudulent activity across the board.

Fraud in mobile technologies
Combating fraud, the key issues and trends in the rapidly evolving hi technology sector of telecommunications.

Deploying an effective Hunter II rules strategy
Richard Wood, Experian Decision Analytics

Overview of how Hunter II rules can be specifically configured to client to maximise the level of fraud savings.

Lunch

Networking session and product demonstrations

National Hunter — The bigger picture
Tracy Wingrove, NHunter
Information about the extension of National Hunter capabilities and the development of a fraud analysis service.

Employee fraud — Recommended due diligence
Nick Harness, Experian Background Checking

The maturing nature of the vetting industry and the fast changing profile of employees.

Discussion panel
Leading fraud prevention representatives host and open question and answer forum.

Operating in a hostile climate
Lord John Stevens

During his time as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Lord Stevens created a leading specialist force in counter-terrorism. He will discuss, among other issues, how the additional investment by the government into fighting fraud should be spent and the benefits the Financial Services industry would get.

Conference summary
Graham Pitt, Experian Decision Analytics

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