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Solution Providers/Vendors

Economic Crime Prevention DACH
17-19 March, 2025
Kameha Grand Zurich, Switzerland

Solution Provider/Vendor Attendess

In a rapidly evolving economy, we understand that standing out as the industry's reputable provider of Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) solutions can be challenging...

That's why we encourage solution providers to join us at the Economic Crime Prevention DACH Summit to enhance your brand awareness within the DACH region and stand out amongst competitors by engaging in direct conversations and nurturing relationships with in-house counsels and renowned local and international law firms. 

Your Agenda Highlights Include:

In today’s financial landscape, banks and insurance companies are increasingly focused on achieving greater efficiency without compromising effectiveness in combating financial crimes like sanctions evasion, AML and terrorism financing.

This session will delve into the evolving priorities within the financial services sector, particularly the shift towards cost reduction and streamlined operations in compliance efforts.


• Analyse how banks and insurance companies can reduce costs and staffing while maintaining effective financial crime prevention, with a focus on technology-driven solutions.

• Discover the importance of integrated processes, data quality, and regulatory education in building efficient, less siloed systems that comply with emerging regulations such as the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689).

Financial Crime
Compliance

Author:

Fiona Wallace-Mason

Chief Compliance Officer
Rothschild & Co

Fiona Wallace-Mason

Chief Compliance Officer
Rothschild & Co

Author:

Salim Kiwirra

Group Head of FCC
Banque Lombard Odier & Cie SA

Salim Kiwirra

Group Head of FCC
Banque Lombard Odier & Cie SA

Author:

Floriana Scarlato

Group Chief Compliance Officer
Lombard Odier

Floriana Scarlato

Group Chief Compliance Officer
Lombard Odier

Author:

Daniel Gysel

Chief Compliance Officer
Zurich Insurance

Daniel Gysel

Chief Compliance Officer
Zurich Insurance

Author:

Valentina Gilberti

Customer Success Manager
SGR Compliance

Valentina Gilberti

Customer Success Manager
SGR Compliance

Author:

Katherine Delikoura

Managing Director, Chief Compliance Officer
Council Europe Development Bank

Katherine Delikoura

Managing Director, Chief Compliance Officer
Council Europe Development Bank

Companies face mounting pressure to back up their sustainability claims and navigate the complexities of ESG compliance in an increasinglyregulated environment. This session will examine the growing regulatory scrutiny and challenges surrounding corporate investigations, focusing on ESG concerns and the risks of greenwashing.

  • Enhance your understanding of ESG compliance to ensure your company’s sustainability efforts can withstand intense examination.
  • Learn strategies to protect your company from potential reputational damage caused by greenwashing allegations, investigative journalism, and activist scrutiny.
  • Acquire practical lessons on effectively managing corporate investigations, with real-world examples that highlight the importance of thorough and transparent approaches.
ESG

Author:

Dr. Martin Petrasch

Chief Counsel Compliance
Siemens Ag

Dr. Martin Petrasch

Chief Counsel Compliance
Siemens Ag

Author:

Rafael Merencio

General Counsel,
Koenig & Bauer

Rafael Merencio

General Counsel,
Koenig & Bauer

The complexity of risk management in a large organisation with multiple business units and regions requires a robust risk management strategy to prioritise and address the most critical risks. This industry-led panel session will delve into the most pressing strategies to mitigate risks for your company.

  • Revise the importance of mitigating reputational risk to safeguard your organisation’s reputation.
  • Understand the concept of reputational risk and how it varies across different cultures and industries to see how your organisation would look against this backdrop.
  • Acknowledge your own company’s ‘risk appetite’ as reputational risk can encompass both legal and illegal activities, to understand your organisation’s limits on reputational risk.
Risk Management

Author:

Jan Stappers

Regulatory Solutions Director
NAVEX

Jan Stappers is Regulatory Solutions Director at NAVEX. As an expert in governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), he is a frequent speaker on subjects related to GRC regulation and best practices, as well as a sought-after author on regulatory developments within GRC, ESG, CSR, whistleblowing, and third-party risk. Jan is a member of the European AI Alliance and the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s (UNECE) “Working Party on Regulatory Cooperation and Standardization Policies.” This working party is broken into six parts and Jan is a member of the Group of Experts on Risk Management in Regulatory Systems. He is also a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/E) and International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). Jan holds a Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) from King’s College London (EU Competition Law) and a master’s degree (LL.M) from Leiden University (European Law).

Jan Stappers

Regulatory Solutions Director
NAVEX

Jan Stappers is Regulatory Solutions Director at NAVEX. As an expert in governance, risk, and compliance (GRC), he is a frequent speaker on subjects related to GRC regulation and best practices, as well as a sought-after author on regulatory developments within GRC, ESG, CSR, whistleblowing, and third-party risk. Jan is a member of the European AI Alliance and the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe’s (UNECE) “Working Party on Regulatory Cooperation and Standardization Policies.” This working party is broken into six parts and Jan is a member of the Group of Experts on Risk Management in Regulatory Systems. He is also a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/E) and International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP). Jan holds a Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) from King’s College London (EU Competition Law) and a master’s degree (LL.M) from Leiden University (European Law).

Author:

Chath Weerasinghe

Vice President of Finance & Operations
Canada Goose

Chath Weerasinghe

Vice President of Finance & Operations
Canada Goose

Advances in technology over recent years mean one has the power to ‘future-proof’ compliance strategies and transform your organisation’s operational capabilities.

  • Explore the currently available tools and methods in the market to increase efficiency and effectiveness relating to:
    • Adverse media screening
    • Sanction screening
    • AML transaction monitoring
    • Organizational Governance
  • Efficient AI: Examine case studies where tools can help in-house translation to handle sensitive client information, improve customer satisfaction, reduce costs (whilst increasing profit) and increase productivity through examples such as a policy chatbot to address repetitive questions.
    • Analyse how this can reduce the workload of employees.
  • Avoid potential pitfalls, achieve the desired efficiency gains and improve the quality of their work for clients.
  • Investigate what could the future hold:
    • Explore Future AI Tools in:
    • Content Management
    • Red Flag identification and due diligence
    • Third Party Supplier Management
    • AML and Screening
Compliance Tools

Author:

Dr Jan Sprafke

Chief Compliance Officer
Ericsson

Dr Jan Sprafke

Chief Compliance Officer
Ericsson

Author:

Adrian Mom

Partner, Risk Advisory
AlixPartners

Adrian is a Partner in the AlixPartners Risk Advisory team, located in Zurich, Switzerland. He specializes in leveraging cutting-edge technology and accounting expertise to conduct internal and regulatory high-profile investigations, monitorships, risk analytics, comprehensive reviews of compliance programs, and related transformations.

Adrian’s experience includes complex local and cross-border compliance matters across several industries in connection with AFC obligations, (top)-management misconduct, accounting fraud, corruption, bribery, tax fraud, asset misappropriation, and other related offenses.

He is recognized by Who is Who Legal as one of the Future Global Leaders in Investigations 2021 and 2022, is a CFA charter holder and holds a MSc in Finance from the University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Adrian Mom

Partner, Risk Advisory
AlixPartners

Adrian is a Partner in the AlixPartners Risk Advisory team, located in Zurich, Switzerland. He specializes in leveraging cutting-edge technology and accounting expertise to conduct internal and regulatory high-profile investigations, monitorships, risk analytics, comprehensive reviews of compliance programs, and related transformations.

Adrian’s experience includes complex local and cross-border compliance matters across several industries in connection with AFC obligations, (top)-management misconduct, accounting fraud, corruption, bribery, tax fraud, asset misappropriation, and other related offenses.

He is recognized by Who is Who Legal as one of the Future Global Leaders in Investigations 2021 and 2022, is a CFA charter holder and holds a MSc in Finance from the University of Lausanne, Switzerland.

Author:

Bettina Huwiler

Industry Adisor, Financial Services
Microsoft

Bettina Huwiler

Industry Adisor, Financial Services
Microsoft

Author:

Dr. Osman Saçarçelik

Global Head of Global Standards & Advisory AML
Commerzbank AG

Dr. Osman Saçarçelik

Global Head of Global Standards & Advisory AML
Commerzbank AG

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