Africa Fraud, Security & Compliance Summit – West Africa 2025

Name : Africa Fraud, Security & Compliance Summit – West Africa 2025

Website: https://www.biiafsc.com/west-africa-edition/

Africa Fraud, Security & Compliance (AFSC) Summit – West Africa 2025

📍 28–29 October 2025 | Lagos Marriott Hotel, Ikeja, Nigeria

The Africa Fraud, Security & Compliance (AFSC) Summit – West Africa brings together the region’s leading regulators, banks, fintechs, and solution providers to strengthen the fight against financial crime and advance digital trust across Africa’s evolving financial ecosystem.

Now in its West Africa edition, the summit will host C-suite executives, compliance leaders, AML specialists, risk professionals, and technology innovators for two transformative days of insights, networking, and collaboration. Discussions will span key themes including AI-driven fraud prevention, AML/CFT innovation, regulatory technology, cyber resilience, and the psychology of fraud.

The event will also feature the prestigious AFSC Awards – West Africa, celebrating organizations and individuals who demonstrate excellence in compliance, innovation, and integrity.

With interactive panel sessions, fireside chats, and an exhibition showcasing cutting-edge technologies, AFSC West Africa 2025 is where strategy meets innovation shaping a secure, compliant, and inclusive financial future for the region.

 

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