Craig Jeffery talks with Paul McMeekin of Bottomline about the latest Treasury Fraud & Controls Survey findings and what they reveal about today’s threat landscape. From AI-generated fraud and deepfakes to payment rail changes and rising losses among small businesses, this episode covers practical defenses for a fast-evolving fraud environment.
Fraud and the threat of financial losses continue to escalate. Losses are growing. Criminals are increasingly automated and sophisticated. Protecting payments requires a robust approach across five major domains: structure, processes, services, technology, and people. This session will explore each of these topics. From training to leveraging fraud prevention tools, attendees will better understand how they can protect their payments and cash. The session is both contextual and practical for those wishing to act.
Fraud continues to challenge organizations as schemes evolve and criminals exploit new vulnerabilities. The 2025 Treasury Fraud & Controls Survey captured how companies are experiencing and responding to these threats, with insights into threat levels, security measures in use, and investment priorities. This session will review key takeaways from the research and highlight what treasury and finance leaders need to know about today’s fraud environment. Attendees will gain perspective on emerging risks, evolving control measures, and the steps their peers are taking to protect their organizations more effectively.
Craig Jeffery speaks with Leo Gil of Bottomline Technologies about how treasurers can lead through economic volatility. From improving real-time cash visibility to leveraging technology and scenario planning, Leo outlines how treasury teams can shift from operational support to strategic leadership. Discover key pillars for effective liquidity management and navigating risk with confidence.