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UK Card Fraud Conference     March 27th / 28th  2012

“Fraud – it’s a matter of trust”

Day One Tuesday 27th March
9:30am Introduction Chairman First Data Phil Curtis
9.40am Organiser – welcome Introduction and welcome – scene setting Paul Lucraft
9:50am Speaker 1 Keynote speaker Alastair Sheen – HSBC Card Fraud Strategy
10.25am Speaker 2 Latest fraud trends and developments – examination of areas for action The UK Cards Association – Mark Cobbett
11.10am Coffee
11.30am Speaker 3 ATOS Worldline ATOS: Serge Waterschoot Senior manager
12.15pm Speaker 4 VISA Fraud prevention initiatives VISA Peter Bayley
1.00pm Lunch
2.20pm Speaker 5 Datamonitor – new trends in fraud, cardholder trust and industry impact Kieron Hines Senior manager
3.05pm Speaker 6 Clairmail – implications of growth of mobile commerce for card fraud. How banks leverage mobile to combat fraud Andres Fontao

Clairmail

3.50pm Tea
4.05pm Speaker 7 Data Security and compliance and audits Christine Andrews – DQM Group
4.40pm Speaker 8 Increase use of data  and trusted third parties – talikng the risks out of system? Experian – senior Manager
5.15pm Summary Chairman
5.30pm Cocktails Sponsored drinks reception – all delegates welcome

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Day Two Wednesday 28th March
9.30am Introduction Chairman Phil Curtis First Data
9.40am Speaker 9 Mobile commerce – security risks Charles Brookson- Mobile commerce security expert
10.25am Speaker 10 MasterCard – initiatives on fraud prevention MasterCard
11.10am Coffee
Panel presentations and session chaired by Annich McIntosh of Fraud Watch
11.30am Speaker 11 Fraud – legal update – latest laws and cases 18 Red Lion Court Mark Lucraft QC
12.00pm Speaker 12 Fraud prevention strategy – the role of government and international cooperation UK Fraud expert: Bill Trueman
12:30pm Panel discussion Panel chaired by Annich Mcntosh and consisting of Mark Lucraft QC, Bill Trueman and a representative of UK law enforcement to discuss legal and operational changes in fraud laws.
1.00pm Lunch
2.10pm Speaker 13 IT crime / fraud threats to new technologies, mobile, e-commerce and the way forward IT Security Expert – Andrew Churchil
2.45pm Speaker 14 Insider fraud – risks and how to manage them Ernst &Young                    Keith Dewey – Financial Crime Advisor
3.20pm Speaker 15 Trusted fraud prevention strategies Jonathan Hancock

TSYS

3.50pm Tea
4.10pm Speaker 16 New approaches to fraud reduction FICO / Equifax
4.50pm Summary Chairman Phil Curtis First Data
5.10pm Prize draw

Delegate feedback Champagne draw
5.20pm Close