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NextGen FinCrime 2026: How non-financial sectors can replicate banks’ success in fraud prevention

·Source: Finextra

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Executive Summary

At the inaugural NextGen FinCrime event in 2026, Emma Lindley MBE kicked off sessions with a keynote on the evolving landscape of financial crime, emphasising the shift from traditional bank-based fraud to more sophisticated online attacks.

Analysis

At the inaugural NextGen FinCrime event in 2026, Emma Lindley MBE kicked off sessions with a keynote on the evolving landscape of financial crime, emphasising the shift from traditional bank-based fraud to more sophisticated online attacks.
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Originally published by Finextra on Jul 8, 2026.

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