Webinar: Falling foul of regulations – Have you failed to prevent fraud?

Webinar: Falling foul of regulations – Have you failed to prevent fraud?

Introduced last year as part of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCT), from the 1st September, Failure to Prevent Fraud will become a criminal offence.
Under the failure to prevent fraud offence, large organisations may be held criminally liable where an employee, agent, subsidiary, or other associated person, commits a fraud intending to benefit the organisation.
 
Examples may include dishonest sales practices, the hiding of important information from consumers or investors, or dishonest practices in financial markets. In the event of prosecution, an organisation would have to demonstrate to the court that it had reasonable fraud prevention measures in place at the time that the fraud was committed.
 
With fraud being the most common crime type in the UK, amounting to around 40% of all crime in England and Wales, these new measures are part of a wider government ambition to reduce fraud and protect potential victims, including business victims. As part of the initiative, Companies House will receive enhanced abilities to verify the identities of company directors, remove fraudulent organisations from the company register and share information with criminal investigation agencies.
 
Join this webinar with fraud prevention expert, Robert Brooker and FISCAL Technologies’ Ian Bamber in conversation with PPN CEO, Ellen Leith to uncover:
 
  • How to enhance processing visibility in your organisation
  • The 7 key indicators of fraud
  • Why P2P remains the most vulnerable point of failure
  • Who might be committing fraud
  • What your organisation needs to do to prepare
  • How to identify gaps in your controls
  • What an anti fraud framework looks like
 
In partnership with the Purchase to Pay Network and Opus Forensic Accounting.
 

Date: Tuesday 21st October 2025

Time: UK: 10.30AM – 11.15AM

Where: Online Zoom Webinar

Cost: No cost to attend

About Ian Bamber

Ian Bamber is an entrepreneurial product leader with over 20 years of experience shaping and scaling B2B solutions. As VP Customer Solutions at FISCAL, he’s focused on delivering smart, AI-enabled products that solve real customer problems, especially in the areas of risk and reconciliation. Ian’s known for his ability to turn complex challenges into practical, high-impact solutions, and for building teams that thrive on innovation. With a background that spans startups, scale-ups, and global enterprises, he brings a grounded, results-driven perspective to product strategy, growth, and transformation.

About Robert Brooker

Robert Brooker, Director of Forensic Accounting Services at Opus Forensic Accounting, brings over 25 years of experience in fraud investigation and compliance. He has led fraud, bribery, and corruption investigations globally and worked with major organisations, including Transport for London (TfL), PKF, and RSM Bentley Jennison. His expertise in corporate intelligence, asset tracing, and counter-fraud strategies makes this a must-attend session.

Ellen Leith

About Ellen Leith

Ellen is responsible for building the P2P Network since 2008. Purchase to Pay Network (PPN) is a trusted information base with direct access to 14,000 key decision makers in the finance sector across a variety of different industries. Knowledgeable and well-respected in the world of finance, Ellen is known for getting to the root of all issues relating to P2P, AP, finance, procurement and issues affecting the wider business community. Ellen is excited to share her visions and business acumen to support finance leaders in a constantly changing world.

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