Fraud Peer Intelligence Network - Charter Meeting

Peer Intelligence that Moves at the Speed of Fraud

March 19, 2026 | CHARLOTTE, NC

AI-driven fraud demands real-time response. Traditional intelligence-gathering can’t keep pace. Datos Insights is facilitating a group of fraud executives at banks and credit unions in the creation of a peer intelligence network — delivering the speed and credibility you need to stay ahead of evolving threats while managing costs and stakeholder expectations.

A New Model for Fraud Intelligence

Intelligent Network

Quick, facilitated, peer-to-peer discussion and problem-solving on mission-critical challenges.

Rapid, Confident Action

Timely, trusted, and actionable insights to accelerate decision-making and drive improved outcomes.

Be Part of Building It

30 fraud executives are discussing how to build a peer-to-peer intelligence network. At this working session, the group will refine a shared vision for a network built to deliver the speed and confidence today’s fraud leaders demand. 

Redefining benchmarks with the specificity and credibility needed to manage the fraud function effectively

Curating peer-vetted vendor perspectives backed by evidence that actually moves the needle

Establishing faster channels to disseminate breaking intelligence on emerging fraud types and real-time peer responses

This is a rare opportunity to build a fraud peer intelligence network by fraud executives, for fraud executives.

Attendance is limited to ensure a high-quality, executive-level experience.

Who attends?

Senior fraud executives at banks and credit unions. 

Agenda

Thursday, March 19, 2026  |  The Ivey’s Hotel, Charlotte, NC

Time

Session

1:00 – 1:30pm

1:30 – 5:30pm

5:30 – 7:30pm

 Registration & Refreshments

Charter session including network preview, facilitated discussion, and design feedback

Networking Reception

Subject to change. Full details will be shared with confirmed attendees.

Request Your Seat at the Table

Attendance at the Charter Meeting is by invitation. If you’re a senior fraud or risk executive at a bank or credit union and want to learn more, we’d welcome the conversation.