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WEBINAR: Failure to Prevent Fraud: Moving from Awareness to Action

25 April 2025

WEBINAR: Failure to Prevent Fraud: Moving from Awareness to Action

This webinar provided practical insights for Compliance and Senior Management to refine governance, systems, policies, and controls, ensuring their programmes meet regulators' expectations

With the Failure to Prevent Fraud (FtPF) offence coming into force on 1 September 2025, firms have limited time to move from awareness to action. This webinar takes a practical and detailed look at what compliance actually requires, focusing on the operational and technical steps needed to implement defensible fraud prevention procedures.

We’ll explore how firms can assess risk exposure, design proportionate controls, embed accountability across lines of defence, and align FtPF efforts with existing financial crime compliance frameworks. The session will also cover key challenges such as third-party risk, training, monitoring, and how to demonstrate “reasonable procedures” in practice.

Attendees will come away with actionable insights to help them move from strategy to execution - supported by real-world examples, lessons from related regimes (like ABC and FtP Tax Evasion), and perspectives from cross-functional experts.

Key Takeaways:

  • Learn how to assess organisational exposure to FtPF and prioritise immediate next steps
  • Explore how to build proportionate, risk-based fraud prevention procedures that stand up to scrutiny
  • Understand how to integrate FtPF into existing financial crime frameworks to maximise efficiency
  • Identify the governance structures, training programmes, and third-party oversight mechanisms needed for compliance
  • Gain insight into practical implementation challenges and how to navigate them ahead of the September deadline


Date:  Thursday, 22 May 2025

Time: 1500   BST

Panellists


•    Chris Bone | Director and Head of Fraud, Plenitude
•    Lindsey Woodward | DMLRO and Head of Economic Crime Policy and Training, Virgin Money UK
•    Daniel Keay | Director, Plenitude