To support institutions in staying ahead of emerging risks and adopting advanced solutions, BPC, in collaboration with international experts, will host a webinar titled “A Modern Fraud Management Strategy for Financial Institutions” on April 21, 2026. The event serves as a high-level forum for banking and financial professionals to exchange insights, global best practices, and practical implementation experiences.

As digital transaction volumes surge across regions such as Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa, financial institutions are under increasing pressure to detect and mitigate fraud in real time. This shift requires moving beyond traditional control mechanisms toward integrated, technology-driven, and adaptive risk management frameworks.

The webinar will focus on three key pillars:

  • Providing a comprehensive overview of the fraud landscape, including emerging trends and regional challenges.
  • Developing a modern fraud management “playbook,” highlighting the limitations of siloed, channel-specific controls and promoting a holistic, multi-channel approach.
  • Presenting real-world case studies from organizations that have successfully implemented advanced fraud prevention solutions.

The session will also include a live Q&A segment to address practical challenges faced by financial institutions.

Notably, speakers from BPC, Meezan Bank, and QKS Group will demonstrate rapid deployment approaches for next-generation fraud management solutions powered by artificial intelligence (AI). These solutions, validated across multiple markets, significantly enhance fraud detection capabilities, enable real-time decision-making, and improve operational efficiency.

The webinar is designed for senior executives, risk and compliance leaders, fraud prevention specialists, digital banking and payment product managers, as well as fintech stakeholders within the financial ecosystem.

Delivered online via Zoom and conducted in English, the event provides a valuable opportunity for participants to access global expertise and strengthen fraud management capabilities in an increasingly complex financial environment.

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