May 28, 2026 · Singapore

Summit Agenda

A focused half-day programme of keynotes and high-level panel debates, followed by an invitation-only gala dinner.

13:00 – 13:10
Opening CeremonyGOH Address
Keynote address by the Guest of Honour.
13:10 – 14:00
Keynote SpeechesTrends & Insights
Industry Leaders · 10 minutes each, straight to the point
  • Assessing biometric resilience and the vulnerability of remote KYC onboarding against generative AI and deepfake injection attacks.
  • Mitigating alert fatigue and optimizing intervention thresholds when deploying predictive AI on sub-second instant payment rails.
  • The industrialization of social engineering through LLMs and the operational scalability of modern scam compounds.
  • The dual-use nature of autonomous agents in Web3, contrasting automated smart contract auditing with algorithmic zero-day exploitation.
  • Addressing the systemic risk of LLM sycophancy and prompt injection when deploying autonomous compliance and anti-fraud assistants.
  • Leveraging privacy-enhancing technologies to share cross-institutional intelligence and counter AI-driven synthetic identity construction.
14:00 – 14:50
Panel Discussion AWeb4
Web4 is Coming? RWA, Autonomous Execution, and the Real ROI of AI Agents
FinTech CEOs, public chain ecosystem leads, and payment product directors cut through the hype to examine real deployment metrics. Panelists assess how autonomous agents lower customer acquisition costs, accelerate capital turnover, and operationalize Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization. The focus is on distinguishing transformative programmatic execution from superficial chatbot wrappers in the emerging Web4 landscape.
14:50 – 15:40
Panel Discussion BCrime
Mules in the Machine: Disrupting AI-Automated Fund Dispersion across ASEAN Networks
Financial crime investigators and bank CCOs examine how criminal organizations have scaled from manual operations to "Crime-as-a-Service" models, using AI to orchestrate industrial-scale mule networks. The panel maps how AI agents automate fund layering and dispersion through hybrid fiat-crypto-trade routing. Discussion centers on the intelligence infrastructure required to detect synthetic and composite identities that bypass traditional onboarding controls.
15:40 – 16:30
Panel Discussion CRegTech
AML/CFT Automation in Practice — RegTech Realities, Legacy Flaws, and Unmet Needs Across Asia
RegTech practitioners and compliance officers confront the persistent gap between capital expenditure and outcome, exposing how fragmented data silos, model drift, and legacy core banking integration continue to undermine AML/CFT deployments across the region. The panel identifies specific unresolved failures in transaction monitoring and remote onboarding that vendors rarely acknowledge. Attention turns to what next-generation AI must deliver — moving beyond false-positive floods toward conclusive, audit-ready compliance investigations.
16:30 – 17:00
Grand LaunchFramework
Framework Release: Does Being "Helpful" Make LLMs "Harmful"? A Sycophancy-Induced LLM Anti-fraud Benchmark
Jointly launched with core security partners to establish baseline industry defence standards for the agentic AI era.

DEAI Night — Gala Dinner

Invitation only · High-end networking for substantive business matchmaking and constructive Regulator–Industry dialogue.

19:00 – 21:00
Grand Launch · 16:30 – 17:00

Does Being "Helpful" Make LLMs "Harmful"? A Sycophancy-Induced LLM Anti-fraud Benchmark

Your AI is too polite. Scammers love it. Beyond the "flattery" lies a trap.

This Framework is the first Adversarial Resilience Benchmark designed to ensure your AI stays Unshakeable against evolving, sophisticated fraud.