Fraud in payments and banking is running rampant in Australia. The Attorney-General's Department estimates that identity crime costs Australia upwards of A$1.6 billion each year, with the majority lost by individuals through credit card fraud and identity theft. Identity crime in turn enables organised crime, costing Australia $15 billion annually. With the introduction of new technologies and payments channels, this number is only going up.Australia's First Fraud Prevention event for the financial sector, Payments Fraud and Identity summit, held on the 22 - 23 November in Sydney, has been designed to address the best practices in fraud prevention and detection, emerging threats and opportunities from technological advances, innovations in digital identity, and customer friction solutions.What you can expect by attending this industry first event:-    15+ keynote speakers, from the banking and financial sectors including Commonwealth Bank, Qudos Bank, KiwiBank, Eftpos, Western Union, QuayPay, ATO and many more-    1 innovative 'Tech Demo Drive' to provide you with an opportunity to experience the latest in biometrics technology-    2 panel discussions and 8 practical case studies, 3 interactive workshops, 1 champagne round table, numerous networking opportunities and much moreView all the sessions, case studies and more from the 15+ speakers by downloading a copy of the event guide here.Download the latest program here to see the complete speaker line-up.