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Secure data collaboration, made possible by PETs, is changing the face of fraud detection processes in banking and insurance - allowing for more comprehensive and efficient searches for suspicious activity, without ever exposing personal data. In this workshop, Xtendr will explore how tailored collaborations focused on fraud detection can best meet the needs of the financial industry.

  • Deep-diving into fraud detection use cases from both banking and insurance, assessing the existing applications of data collaboration.
  • Exploring financial fraud detection processes in more detail, discussing how collaboration solutions can grow and adapt to meet them. 
  • Answering questions about stress testing, implementation, outcomes, and data security.  

Author:

Miranda Overett

Head of Communications
Xtendr

Miranda Overett

Head of Communications
Xtendr
 

Pavle Avramović

Emerging Tech & Research
Financial Conduct Authority

Pavle leads the Emerging Technologies Hub at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). He focuses on providing insights and thought leadership on how emerging technologies could impact financial services markets, consumers and regulators. His areas of focus include quantum computing, privacy enhancing technologies, synthetic data and distributed ledger technologies.

Pavle Avramović

Emerging Tech & Research
Financial Conduct Authority

Pavle Avramović

Emerging Tech & Research
Financial Conduct Authority

Pavle leads the Emerging Technologies Hub at the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). He focuses on providing insights and thought leadership on how emerging technologies could impact financial services markets, consumers and regulators. His areas of focus include quantum computing, privacy enhancing technologies, synthetic data and distributed ledger technologies.

Previously he was closely involved in FCA’s efforts across RegTech and SupTech, including the TechSprint work programme. He also leads the Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (DRCF) Horizon Scanning Workstream and is a member of the World Economic Forum Quantum Security Working Group.

He holds a MSc in Digital Innovation and Information Systems from the London School of Economics and is an Industrial Fellow at the University of East London. He has co-authored papers for the Harvard Data Science Review, Alan Turing Institute and other organisations, including presenting at major conferences and research seminars.

 

 

Kirby Brendsel

Vice President ESG and Sustainability Director
Flagstar Bank

Kirby Brendsel is Flagstar Bank’s VP, Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) and Sustainability Director, where he leads Flagstar's strategic sustainability and initiatives and the company's goal to be a recognized global sustainability leader.  He is coming from Welltower Inc.’s (a real estate investment trust) where he headed their award-winning strategic sustainability and ESG initiatives.  Prior to joining Welltower in 2019, Mr.

Kirby Brendsel

Vice President ESG and Sustainability Director
Flagstar Bank

Kirby Brendsel

Vice President ESG and Sustainability Director
Flagstar Bank

Kirby Brendsel is Flagstar Bank’s VP, Environmental, Social, & Governance (ESG) and Sustainability Director, where he leads Flagstar's strategic sustainability and initiatives and the company's goal to be a recognized global sustainability leader.  He is coming from Welltower Inc.’s (a real estate investment trust) where he headed their award-winning strategic sustainability and ESG initiatives.  Prior to joining Welltower in 2019, Mr. Brendsel worked at Nuveen as a Director of Responsible Investing.  Before Nuveen, he served as Associate Director of Sustainability for Starwood Hotel & Resorts Worldwide, where he supported the strategy, integration and management of Starwood’s sustainability program and worked collaboratively with the community programs/Starwood Foundation team on CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) strategy and reporting.  Previously, Mr. Brendsel consulted for Deloitte where he assisted in the creation of Deloitte’s Federal Sustainability practice and Diversity & Inclusion program.  Mr. Brendsel’s other past roles include active-duty service as a Military Intelligence Corps Major in the U.S. Army. 

Mr. Brendsel graduated with distinction and honors from the College of William and Mary with a B.A. in Business and the Jones Graduate School of Management at Rice University with an M.B.A. He is a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) from the Project Management Institute (PMI), U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) LEED Green Associate (GA), and Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt.  Mr. Brendsel was recently recognized as an Honoree for 2020 by Environment + Energy Leader’s annual "best of" list of environment and energy professionals - the E+E 100.   

Mr. Brendsel is active in his local community, where he has served on the Board of Directors of the Aspetuck Land Trust and Lachat Town Farm Commission as well as on the Town of Weston’s Sustainability Committee, Historical Society, and Conservation and Parks & Recreation Commissions. 

 

 

Bridget Realmuto LaPerla

Director of ESG Solutions
TD Bank

Bridget Realmuto LaPerla

Director of ESG Solutions
TD Bank

Bridget Realmuto LaPerla

Director of ESG Solutions
TD Bank

In today's digital age, the amount of personal information being collected, stored, and shared is increasing at an unprecedented rate. To mitigate privacy and security risks, organizations and individuals must take steps to protect sensitive information. This presentation will provide an overview of Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs), including encryption, anonymization, pseudonymization, and data minimization, and highlight their importance in protecting sensitive information and ensuring privacy in today's world. The presentation will also discuss the benefits of using PETs, including improved privacy and security, increased trust and transparency, and compliance with privacy regulations.

Author:

Domnick Eger

Principal Architect, Field CTO
Anjuna Security

Domnick is a Field CTO who leads the global field practice that helps drive customer adoption and bring new product integrations back to the Product organization. He has spent over 20 years in software development and automation engineering that has helped many companies in the Phoenix markets as well as other global companies. He has a diverse background in CDN, Security Ops, Business Management and DevOps practices.

Domnick Eger

Principal Architect, Field CTO
Anjuna Security

Domnick is a Field CTO who leads the global field practice that helps drive customer adoption and bring new product integrations back to the Product organization. He has spent over 20 years in software development and automation engineering that has helped many companies in the Phoenix markets as well as other global companies. He has a diverse background in CDN, Security Ops, Business Management and DevOps practices.

Data privacy and security are strategic value centers, not operational burdens. With a shift in mindset and modern tooling, organizations can use more of their sensitive data assets to pursue commercial opportunities and do societal good while still preserving privacy.

Author:

Mike Washington

Vice President, UK Data Ecosystem
Anonos

Mike Washington

Vice President, UK Data Ecosystem
Anonos

Author:

Alastair Williams

Head of Client Solutions
Anonos

Alastair Williams

Head of Client Solutions
Anonos