Stayin’ Alive: A Competitive Guide to FinCrime Technology & Keeping Your CU Safe

Overview

Date: Wednesday, April 5, 2023

Time: 2pm ET | 11 am PT

Cost: Complimentary

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For many credit unions, investing in new technology can pose a number of challenges. And with financial crime booming, it is essential for credit unions to invest in fraud prevention and anti-money laundering technology. However, with many elements to consider this is easier said than done. 

Join this webcast to discover how fraud prevention solutions and innovative technology can help your credit union stay safe and competitive while benefiting your members. You will learn: 

  • Strategies for overcoming obstacles in fincrime prevention
  • The biggest areas of investment for fincrime prevention
  • The benefits of investing in innovative fincrime prevention technologies

REGISTER NOW! (Not able to attend? We recommend you STILL REGISTER – you will receive an email with how to access the recording of the event)

Speaker:

Brian Keefe | Federal Criminal & Crimes Investigator | NICE Actimize

Brian Keefe is an accomplished federal criminal and financial crimes investigator with over 20 years of experience initiating, conducting, and managing labor-intensive criminal and financial investigations, which resulted in the successful prosecutions and convictions of local, state, national and international criminals.  Mr. Keefe was instrumental in the detection, recovery and seizure of hundreds of millions of dollars of illicit narcotic and fraud related funds. Mr. Keefe specialized in investigations involving various forms/methods of money laundering and directed multi-jurisdictional teams across the U.S., Asia, Europe, and Central, and North America. His investigative focus included shell corporations, suspicious banking transactions and real estate purchases, money exchange businesses, casino gaming practices, and schemes used by international drug cartel networks, organized crime networks, along with political, and white-collar suspects.