

Building a Fraud & Compliance function in 2024
Join industry leaders Jas Randhawa (StrategyBrix), Krisan Nichani (Sardine), and Alex Pillow (Moody’s) as they discuss essential strategies for building a top-tier Fraud & Compliance function in 2024.
Are you looking to build a best-in-class fraud and compliance function?
Join us for a candid conversation with operators at the forefront of Fraud and Compliance. Jas Randhawa (StrategyBrix), Krisan Nichani (Sardine), and Alex Pillow (Moody’s) will unpack the essentials of building a best-in-class Fraud & Compliance function in 2024. Designed specifically for CCOs and heads of fraud at fintechs, banks, and beyond, this discussion cuts through the industry jargon to deliver practical advice and real-world examples.
We'll dive deep into:
- Why merging Fraud and Compliance is not just beneficial but necessary
- Common pitfalls of separate teams
- The role of AI in streamlining processes
- Actionable steps you can take post-webinar
Panelists:
- Alex Pillow, Director of Commercial Strategy at Moody’s
- Jas Randhawa, Founder and Managing Partner at Strategybrix
- Krisan Nichani, GM of Compliance at Sardine
Meet the team
Tagged topics
Fraud
Compliance
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