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FREE LIVE WEBINAR
The FRAML Convergence: Unifying Fraud and AML Monitoring
28 October 2026 · 15:00 CET · 60 min · Certificate for live attendance
Daniela Marin
Senior Product Marketing Manager
Shufti
Secret Guest
Andrei Sribny
CEO and Co-Founder
AML Certification Centre
In Partnership with:
Date
28 October 2026
Time
15:00 CET
About the webinar

Instant payments have pushed fraud and AML into the same moment: the account that receives a scam payment is usually a mule account, so it’s a fraud case and a money laundering case at once, split across two systems. Join AML Certification Centre and Shufti for a free live session on bringing fraud and AML together. We’ll cover why the split no longer works, what APP fraud and new regulation (Verification of Payee, the UK’s shared APP fraud liability, the AMLR) mean for your controls, where signals get lost between onboarding, authentication and monitoring, and how firms are building a unified function. Speakers: Daniela Marin (Shufti) and a special guest, moderated by Andrei Sribny.

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