EVENT RECAP

Insights & Resources
Transform Finance Frankfurt
2026

PANEL TAKEAWAYS

Key takeaways

A closer look at the ideas and insights that emerged from our conversations with you.
  1. Detection has caught up. Investigation is the next step

    Most banks can catch a suspicious payment in real time now. Almost none can explain, on the spot, why it was flagged — or prove to a regulator that the right check ran, on the right data, at the right moment.

  2. The regulatory clock keeps moving

    Verification of Payee: already mandatory. PSD3/PSR: liability shift landing by 2027. AMLR: a five-day deadline to answer a financial intelligence unit, starting 2027. Germany's new AI oversight law: already in force. None of these are waiting for anyone to catch up.

  3. Explainability is no longer optional

    A score with no reasoning behind it satisfies nobody — not the investigator deciding what to do next, not the compliance officer defending it, not the regulator asking why. Deutsche Bank and Sparkassen have already built systems that show their work. That's becoming the baseline, not the exception.

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Meet the team

Our experts at the event

Sandy Lavorel - Head of Fraud Intelligence - Vyntra

Sandy Lavorel

Head of Fraud Intelligence

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Razvan Codreanu

Business Development Manager

Tom Wright

Tom Wright

Sales Development Representative

The banks that get ahead of this aren't just detecting fraud faster. They're able to prove, on demand, that they caught it correctly.
Sandy Lavorel, Head of Fraud Intelligence at Vyntra
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