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Breaking the Silos: What Global Banks Reveal About the Future of FRAML

Nov. 2, 2026 • 10 a.m. EST | 4 p.m. CET • Available on demand for global time zones

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Financial crime is connected. Are your defenses?

Fraud. Money laundering. Mule networks. Scams. Sanctions evasion. Criminals don't separate them into neat categories. Yet many financial institutions still do.

Join experts from SAS, AWS and Datos Insights as they share findings from the Global Datos + SAS Global FRAML Survey. Hear how banking leaders are approaching the convergence of fraud and AML, what's standing in the way and where they're investing next.

We'll explore what's driving change, how institutions are working toward a more complete view of financial crime risk and where AI and analytics can help uncover connections that traditional approaches may miss.

What you'll learn

  • Where financial institutions stand on FRAML integration today.
  • What's driving greater convergence between fraud and AML.
  • The biggest barriers to connecting data, technology, teams and investigations.
  • How AI and analytics can help reveal risks that might otherwise go unseen.
  • Priorities and investments shaping the future of financial crime prevention.

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About the experts


Stu Bradley

SVP Risk, Fraud and Compliance, SAS

As Senior Vice President of Risk, Fraud and Compliance Solutions at SAS, Stu Bradley leads a diverse team of 700 technology and domain experts in more than two dozen countries in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific. He and his team help commercial and public organizations leverage the most advanced analytic technologies in the arenas of risk management, AML/CFT compliance, financial services fraud and financial crimes, government benefits program integrity, tax compliance and public security. 

Stu’s risk management and anti-fraud career spans more than two decades. Since joining SAS in 2009, he has served in leadership roles advancing the risk and fraud portfolio across four main pillars: risk management, industry fraud, AML compliance and public security. He’s declared it his personal mission to help organizations implement a modern approach to stopping crime before it happens. 


Vick Panwar

Global Head for Fraud and Financial Crimes Prevention Strategy in Financial Services, AWS

Vick Panwar is Global Head for Fraud and Financial Crimes Prevention Strategy in Financial Services at AWS. He is responsible for driving global banking strategy and market development while working closely with financial institutions in their digital transformation initiatives. Working closely with banks globally, as well with regional and community banking. he leads modernization and innovation and how it is enabled through cloud-based data analytics and AI / machine learning. Prior to joining AWS, he spent 24-plus years in the financial services industry on several domains, such as leading advisory teams for regulatory compliance, finance and treasury, risk management, credit decisioning, digital banking and mission-critical core-banking applications.


Serpil Hall

Strategic Advisor, Datos Insights

Serpil Hall is a Strategic Advisor at Datos Insights, where she supports global financial institutions, payments providers and technology firms with research-driven insights and strategic guidance. Her work focuses on strengthening fraud defenses through data-led strategies, advanced behavioral analytics and modern fraud technology architectures.

With more than 20 years of industry experience, Serpil is a recognized expert in fraud operations, financial crime strategy and technology-enabled prevention. Her experience spans global banking, card schemes, airlines and merchant environments, giving her a broad perspective on how fraud evolves across complex ecosystems.

Before joining Datos Insights, Serpil served as Director of Enterprise Security at GSMA Foundry, where she led cross-industry initiatives to assess cybersecurity and security risks across fintech, manufacturing and smart mobility sectors. In this role, she developed targeted security solutions for emerging industry use cases and oversaw innovation workstreams focused on scam prevention and ecosystem-wide threat mitigation.

Earlier in her career, Serpil held senior positions at EY, BAE Systems, FICO, Visa Europe and American Express, advising on fraud prevention systems, internal controls and large-scale transformation programs. She has also contributed to industry-shaping government and regulatory programs, including the Payments Strategy Forum, PSD2 and the Senior Manager Regime (SMR), helping to influence policy, standards and best practice across the sector.

Serpil holds an MSc in security and risk management from the University of Leicester. She is an active contributor to industry thought leadership, regularly writing on behavioral biometrics, scam evolution and financial crime innovation for publications such as The Guardian, Biometric Update, The FinTech Times and Payments Journal.

She is committed to staying ahead of the rapidly evolving fraud and scam landscape, applying deep domain expertise to help organizations protect their customers and safeguard their reputation. Her leadership in the field has earned her recognition as one of the Top 25 Cybersecurity Executives for 2024 and Cybersecurity Woman of the Year 2022 by the Cybersecurity Excellence Awards.


Allison Swagert

Product Marketing Manager, SAS

Allison Swagert is a Product Marketing Manager at SAS focused on fraud, AML, sanctions screening, and financial crime analytics. Before transitioning to Product Marketing, she worked in technical and customer-facing roles supporting the implementation and adoption of SAS' financial crime solutions. Allison holds a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from UNC, leveraging that background to advance FRAML strategies, AI integration, and emerging technology to shape the future of financial crime prevention.

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