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Schedule & Agenda

​Welcome to the schedule of events for the Marketplace Risk Global Summit (MRGS). Check out the logistics page to learn more about hotels, public transportation, parking, and tourists  attractions. 

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AGENDA

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Com foco em riscos digitais e áreas críticas como confiança e segurança, conformidade, prevenção de fraudes e regulamentações em constante evolução em plataformas digitais, incluindo marketplaces, fintechs e negócios baseados em plataformas.

 

Programação de eventos

 

(13 de outubro de 2026)

Terça-feira

 

19h00 - 21h00

Recepção de boas-vindas

 

(14 de outubro de 2026)

Quarta-feira

 

8h00 - 9h30

Check-in e inscrição

 

9h30 - 10h15

Palestrante principal

 

10h30 - 17h00

Sessões

 

17h00 - 19h00

Recepção de Networking

 

(15 de outubro de 2026)

Quinta-feira


8h00 - 9h30

Check-in e inscrição


9h30 - 16h00

Sessões

Aon Room

From Identity to Safety: KYC, Digital ID, and Platform Compliance

2 de nov. de 2026

- Nick Evans, Senior Manager, EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy, Deloitte
- Jeff Sakasegawa, Trust & Safety Architect, Persona
- James Smith, UK Head of Trust and Safety, Deloitte
- Aditi Udayabhaskar, Senior Manager, Regulatory Compliance, Platform & Content Regulation, eBay

From:

12:15 PM

To:

12:55 PM

Age assurance has become central to platform trust, compliance, and growth. Effective programs combine methods and signals to address different age thresholds, regulations, and risk levels across jurisdictions. This session explores how Know Your Customer (KYC), Digital ID and reusable credentials are becoming part of good platform compliance, and how they help digital platforms grow while reducing friction. Speakers will explain why global age assurance requires layered methods that adapt to jurisdictional requirements, risk levels, and user needs. They will also discuss how approach age thresholding while minimizing personal data disclosure. Attendees will leave with practical steps for strengthening age assurance in their trust and safety stack and preparing for the future of identity and platform compliance.

The Aon Building

Networking Lunch

2 de nov. de 2026

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From:

12:45 PM

To:

1:30 PM

Grab lunch with old friends and new colleagues.

LegitScript Room

One Size Doesn't Fit All: Should Every Partner Be Trusted the Same Way?

2 de nov. de 2026

- Daniel Basilio, Head of Non-Financial GTM, Sumsub
- Elizabeth Hill, Principal Product Manager, TrustedHousesitters

From:

1:30 PM

To:

2:00 PM

Not every buyer, seller, host, or driver carries the same level of risk. The panel explores how marketplaces can tailor trust decisions throughout the user lifecycle instead of applying identical verification and controls to everyone.

Aon Room

Different Perspectives on Trust as a Driver of Value and Growth

2 de nov. de 2026

- Amanda Manning, Director, Online Responsibility Network
- Noor Salama, Director, Member Safety and Experience, Feeld
- Sophie Walsh, Director, Digital Regulation, Ethics and Compliance, Deloitte LLP

From:

1:30 PM

To:

2:00 PM

Incognia Room

Your Fraud Model Looks Good on Paper. What Happens in Practice?

2 de nov. de 2026

- Elisa Ahern, Sales Engineering, Incognia
- Gabrielė Mongirdaitė, Manager of Data Science & Analytics, Vinted

From:

2:15 PM

To:

2:45 PM

A high-performing fraud model doesn't necessarily mean a healthier marketplace. Fraud teams often measure success through precision, recall, and detection rates. But those metrics can't answer the questions that matter most: - Did harmful behavior actually decrease? - Were legitimate members protected? - Did the marketplace become safer? Join Gabrielė Mongirdaitė of Vinted and Elisa Ahern of Incognia as they explore how fraud teams can move from measuring model performance to measuring real-world impact. They'll unpack the path from offline validation and experimentation to ongoing monitoring, examine the hidden costs of false positives and false negatives, and discuss why different interventions require different confidence thresholds. Attendees will leave with a practical framework for connecting fraud decisions to downstream outcomes, from harmful activity and member trust to marketplace health and business impact.
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