Conference Recap

ACFE Fraud Regional Conference 2025

Theme: Safeguarding Intergrity in the Virtual World: Responding to Deepfakes & Insider Threat-Driven Fraud

ACFE Regional Fraud Conference 2025
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The ACFE Regional Conference 2025 Recap

The ACFE Uganda Chapter #147 was reported to have successfully hosted the 2025 Regional Fraud Conference at Speke Resort Munyonyo from 20th to 21st November 2025. Delegates were said to have gathered from various sectors including finance, government, audit, cybersecurity, and risk management, all united under the theme “Safeguarding Integrity in the Virtual World: Responding to Deepfakes & Insider Threats.”

Opening of the Conference

the conference opened with a formal welcome and registration session, followed by remarks from the ACFE Secretariat and the President of ACFE. Participants were said to have acknowledged the importance of the theme, especially given the increasing complexity of digital fraud schemes.

Day 1 Highlights

Panel Discussion

Guarding Against Internal Fraud

The panel discussion was reported to have focused on Guarding Against Internal Fraud: Strategies to Detect and Mitigate Insider Threats. Panelists shared practical insights on identifying red flags, strengthening internal controls, and leveraging forensic and technological tools to manage insider risk.

The session featured John Masila, Deals and Forensics Lead at PwC; Sophie Nakazibwe, Head of Fraud Risk Management at Stanbic Bank; J. Raphael Olowo, ISACA Certification Director; and Kiiza Ricson, Head of Risk at DTB. The panel was said to have emphasized the importance of cross-functional collaboration, ethical culture, and continuous monitoring in preventing internal fraud.

Q & A

Q & A with Audience

The session was reported to have concluded with an interactive question-and-answer segment, during which participants engaged the speakers and panelists on practical challenges, emerging fraud trends, and real-world application of the strategies discussed.

Day 2 Highlights

1st Keynote Speaker

Championing Transparency and Ethical Leadership Build Defence Agnaist Fraud

Dr. Andrew T. Nsamba, Director of Audit, Director of  Forensic investigations from the Office of the Auditor General was reported to have delivered a presentation on Championing Transparency and Ethical Leadership to Build Defence Against Fraud, emphasizing the importance of accountability, strong governance structures, and ethical leadership in preventing and deterring fraudulent practices within organisations.

CFE REGISTRATION FORM