Christine Drabble

UK Head of Compliance and MLRO .Transwap

Highly experienced most recently at Company Director level with strong leadership skills and a professional background as Group Data Protection Officer, Head of Compliance and Money Laundering Reporting Officer operating at a senior level within financial services. Recent senior management experience of building a business model, establishing the company vision and setting the strategic direction for a fast-growing FinTech business.

Further experience of building a large team of regulatory compliance professionals and ensuring that they are operating within the appropriate compliance framework. Formal responsibility for the development and implementation of robust policies and procedures and for the maintenance of effective anti-money laundering (AML) and Financial crime systems and controls.

Expertise in managing the design and development of innovative new products and services and the creation of commercial relationships with partners, affiliates and customers.

Agenda Day 1

15:20 Panel discussion: Assessing the potential impact of the fraud reimbursement proposals within the Financial Services and Markets Bill

  • Does the current focus on fraud move this from a bottom-line concern to a more regulatory requirement?
  • How will the PSR’s fraud reimbursement proposals impact the UK-based financial institutions, and who will this impact most? How will consumers be impacted?
  • What practical changes can help negate the impact of these proposals?
  • What will the next steps in fraud regulation be, once the PSR proposals are implemented?
  • Delving into the vulnerable customer / gross negligence definitions

Agenda Day 2

9:10 Keynote panel discussion: The changing face of compliance expertise

  • How has the compliance / AFC professional role changed in the recent past, and what has driven this?
  • Does the increasing emphasis on technology lead to the potential for “algorithm addiction”?
  • Where can compliance professionals liaise with those outside their organisation – i.e. law enforcement, academia etc. – to detect economic crime?
  • What are the advantages of moving from separate fraud and AML groups to a broader “economic crime” framework?  

Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Christine.

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