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While prevention remains crucial, the reality is that marketplace scams continue to impact consumers globally. This panel brings together experts from law enforcement, consumer advocacy, legal services, and industry to discuss how organizations can better support scam victims. Learn about innovative victim support initiatives, cross-sector collaboration models, and emerging best practices for helping consumers recover both financially and emotionally. Panelists will share insights on building more effective support systems and discuss how improved victim services can strengthen overall fraud prevention efforts.

AI is evolving at unprecedented speed, creating both opportunities and complex new risks. In this session, our panellists will share how their organisations are deploying AI across critical functions—from Rideshare to Autonomous vehicles and transformation in the insurance underwriting and claims automation to real-time risk modelling—and the emerging exposures that accompany these advances, including algorithmic bias, data integrity, IP infringement, systemic outages, and liability attribution.

A new era of Video Game platforms demands a new look at risk prevention. Across Video Game platforms, we are seeing shifts in monetization methods, consumer habits, and data collection. While these dynamics are driving growth and innovation, they are also driving risk, such as increased incidences of third-party and chargeback fraud. Proactively defending against these risks is critical to protecting growth. In this presentation, Worldpay will cover: The dynamics fuelling changing risks across Video Game marketplaces / platforms; How risks are impacting trust and conversion; Strategic considerations for navigating risk across the customer journey and the role payments can play.

Most product teams treat regulatory requirements as roadmap disruptions, rushing to implement minimum viable "check-the-box" compliance solutions. This reactive approach creates fragmented user experiences and misses the strategic opportunity regulations present. This session introduces the Regulation-Robust Product Development framework, revealing how regulatory requirements can be a powerful ally to product roadmaps and business goals. Through examples spanning user harm reporting systems to fraud prevention tools, attendees will learn to identify meaningful product development opportunities within regulatory requirements and launch products that are compliant by design, delivering safer, more trustworthy experiences that minimize marketplace harms and build user confidence.