Published: Friday, April 17, 2026
On 24 June 2026, South Africa's leading conference on FICA and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) returns to The Forum, Bryanston, Johannesburg, bigger and better than its sold-out 2025 edition!
The nCino KYC Fighting Financial Crime Conference is the annual gathering of South Africa’s compliance leaders, regulators, investigators, and financial institutions! Standing out as a conference known for sharing REAL case studies, regulatory insights, and practical solutions to combat financial crime. To sum it up, it’s the place you want to be to find out all the latest news and developments surrounding all things FICA and AML related!
Financial crime doesn’t just make headlines. It erodes trust, destabilises economies, and costs South Africa billions every year. With the country freshly off the FATF greylist and a new Mutual Evaluation already underway, the pressure on Accountable Institutions to get compliance right has never been higher.
This isn’t someone else’s problem. It’s yours.
If you’re an Accountable Institution still relying on guesswork to navigate FICA and AML obligations, consider this your wake-up call. The Fighting Financial Crime Conference is where South Africa’s compliance community comes to get real answers- from the people fighting financial crime on the ground.
No fluff. No recycled slides. Just the insights that matter.
The esteemed line-up of speakers brings together regulators, prosecutors, investigative journalists, cybercrime specialists, and compliance experts all focused on giving you insights you can act on immediately.
More to come as the full agenda unfolds.
There's a reason past attendees say this is one of the best compliance conferences they've ever attended. The secret? The agenda is purpose-built for Accountable Institutions that need PRACTICAL, easy to understand, no-nonsense compliance guidance from leading industry experts and regulators!
With limited spots available, this is the time to book!
For more information, email kycafrica.communication@ncino.com.