Why Fraud Teams Must Address Mule Activity Now
- Mar 20, 2025 10:00 a.m.
- Central Time (CT)
The rise in fraud schemes perpetrated by money mules — ranging from account takeover to payment fraud and scams — means fraud and anti-money laundering (AML) teams can no longer overlook the role mules play in facilitating financial crime.
In this session, you will explore why mules are an immediate concern now more than ever. You will learn practical guidance for detecting and mitigating mule activity, as well as the operational and business impacts of doing so. By examining why fraud teams historically viewed money mules as an AML issue, you will understand the importance of connecting fraud and AML functions to create a comprehensive approach that combats this threat, protects your customers, and mitigates reputational and financial risks.
Basic understanding of money laundering and basic fraud examination techniques.
Recognize the threat money mules present to organizations today.
Break down silos and leverage unified detection tools across fraud and AML teams.
Implement actionable strategies for both fraud and financial crime professionals to stay ahead of mules.
CPE Credit: | 1 |
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Advanced Preparation: | None |
Delivery Method: | Group Internet Based |
Auditing: | 1 |
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Senior Product Manager
NICE Actimize
Former Director of Online Security for Commercial and Retail Customers
MUFG, Palla Consulting
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