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Transform Finance Fraud & Scams Leaders Summit UK 2026

Memcyco returns to join the UK’s fraud and financial crime leaders at Transform Finance Fraud & Scams Summit in London, UK

Memcyco is a sponsor of the 3rd Fraud & Scams Leaders Summit UK, bringing together more than 300 senior leaders from banks, financial institutions, payments providers, fintechs, regulators and law enforcement.

The agenda will tackle the threats reshaping fraud prevention, including APP fraud, account takeover, social engineering, digital impersonation, deepfakes, money mules and AI-enabled scams.

For Memcyco, the central question comes earlier in the attack journey:

What could fraud teams stop if they could see the deception before the login or payment?

Shift Fraud Protection Upstream

Customer-targeted fraud often begins outside the organization’s traditional security perimeter.

Before an account takeover, suspicious login or fraudulent payment appears

Customers may already be interacting with:

Digital impersonation and phishing sites

Fake login and payment experiences

Malicious ads, search results and social campaigns

Phishing proxies designed to intercept credentials and authentication

Manipulated customer journeys built to steal information, payments or trust

These attacks create a visibility gap between the moment deception begins and the point at which traditional fraud controls recognize the resulting activity.

Memcyco helps organizations identify that attack activity earlier, connecting external digital impersonation and customer exposure to the account takeover and fraud risks that follow.

Closing the fraud blind spot

Craig Currim

SVP, Global Solutions Engineering & Strategy

Kate Cox

Global Head of Business Intelligence

Ido Mazin

Director of Sales & Partnerships, EMEA & LATAM

Chris Smith

Customer Success Manager EMEA

What signal are fraud teams missing before the customer is defrauded?

14:00 to 14:20
Theatre 2

Craig will examine why many customer-targeted attacks remain invisible until credentials, accounts or payments have already been compromised.

The session will explore how earlier visibility into digital impersonation and attack infrastructure can help fraud and security teams intervene closer to the source.

View the Event Agenda

Join the Memcyco Challenge Roundtables

Memcyco will also lead interactive roundtables exploring where current fraud controls lose visibility and which earlier signals could help organizations act sooner.

Discussion areas will include:

Where visibility drops before login, authentication or payment
Which attack signals reach fraud teams too late
How fraud, cybersecurity and identity teams can share early warning intelligence
What organizations need to turn earlier intelligence into practical intervention

The conversation will focus on shared challenges and practical experiences rather than product presentations.