Join us for our latest webinar, where we’ll be discussing the ever increasing use of AI in both fraud and fraud prevention

In this year's UK Fraud and Financial Crime Report, a staggering 35% of businesses reported being targeted by AI-related fraud. Over the same period, the National Fraud Database recorded 421,000 cases of fraud, marking a 13% increase.This surge in fraudulent activities is no coincidence; it aligns with the growing use of AI by fraudsters to enhance their scams.

Join our webinar to explore how these criminals are leveraging AI to perpetrate identity theft, transaction payment fraud, and other sophisticated scams. Gain insights into emerging threat trends, their potential impact on businesses and learn effective strategies to safeguard against these evolving risks

If you work in an FCA regulated industry with a B2B portfolio, and work within a Fraud, AML or compliance function, then this webinar is particularly useful for you

Join our webinar: AI in Fraud: The Rise of Gen AI and the New Era of Financial Scams

Date: Thursday 18th September 2025

Time: 1pm - 2pm

Agenda

A deep dive into the insights and trends covered in our Fraud & Fincrime Report 2025

Our experts’ opinion on the current AI landscape and how it’s evolved over the years

Strategies to help protect your business from AI fraud threats

Meet the speaker

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Grant MacDonald

Market Engagement Director – Customer Value Office, Experian

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