May 28  |  3 - 4:00 PM ET       

Credits: CTP/CCM: 1.2 | CPE 1.2 | CPE Field of Study: Information Technology
Learning Objectives
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of common fraud controls, including where organizations are successfully mitigating risk and where vulnerabilities persist.
  • Understand treasury’s role in fraud detection and recovery, including coordination with accounts payable, banks, and external partners.
  • Identify emerging challenges and opportunities in fraud prevention, including barriers to adopting advanced tools such as AI and automation.
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Webinar Description

Payments fraud continues to pose a significant risk for organizations, with more than three-quarters (76%) experiencing actual or attempted fraud in 2025. This companion webinar will explore the key findings from the 2026 AFP Payments Fraud and Control Survey, highlighting how fraud tactics are shifting, where controls are proving effective, and where gaps remain. The discussion will also examine Treasury’s central role in fraud detection, reporting, and recovery, as well as why adoption of advanced tools such as AI remains limited despite recognized benefits. Attendees will gain practical insights to help strengthen their organization’s fraud risk management strategy in an increasingly complex threat environment.

 

Speakers

J. Christopher Ward
Head of Enterprise Payments
Truist Financial Corporation 

Tom Hunt, CTP
Director of Treasury Services and Payments
AFP