​You're invited! Join us for dinner on October 18

​You are invited to a private dinner in Las Vegas hosted by Oscilar, Kaufman Rossin and SentiLink for senior risk, fraud, credit compliance, and financial crime leaders.

​Join us to kick off the Money20/20 festivities with a candid, off-the-record conversation about the evolving risk and compliance landscape and what's working in practice.

​Over dinner, we will explore topics such as:

• ​Streamlining onboarding and KYC without giving regulators less to work with

• ​How much credit decisioning can be modernized before it starts trading speed for risk

• ​The gap between AI-native fraud detection's promise and what's actually working in practice

• ​Where AI is catching money laundering that traditional monitoring misses, and where it's just adding noise

• ​How much autonomy agents should actually have in risk workflows, and where the room is drawing that line today

​Attendance is intentionally limited to enable meaningful discussion. Please request a seat using the registration link below; we will follow up to confirm availability.

​Event details:

• ​Date: Sunday, October 18

• ​Time: 8:30pm - 10:30pm PT

• ​Location: Delmonico Steakhouse at the Venetian

​About your hosts

​Oscilar is the agentic risk platform for financial institutions, giving risk and compliance teams direct control over fraud detection, AML compliance, credit underwriting, and onboarding without engineering dependency.

​Kaufman Rossin is one of the largest CPA and advisory firms in the U.S., with a top-rated Risk Advisory practice serving banks, fintechs, and payment companies on AML, sanctions, and financial crime risk.

​SentiLink, the leading provider of innovative identity and risk solutions, empowers institutions and individuals to transact confidently with one another by preventing synthetic fraud, identity theft, and emerging forms of fraud at the point of account application. SentiLink serves 500+ financial institutions, including 13 of the 15 largest U.S. banks, 8 of the top 10 credit unions and flags more than 150K fraud attempts per day.