On the 2nd and 3rd of September 2025, the Global Anti-Scam Summit Asia brought more than 800 leaders to Singapore to accelerate the fight against online scams. Over two days, ministers, regulators, law enforcement, financial institutions, technology platforms, and civil society experts explored the latest scam trends and shared strategies to protect consumers across the Asia-Pacific region.
If you missed the event or want to revisit a particular session, you can now watch the full set of recordings below . The playlist features opening and closing sessions, keynotes, ministerial speeches, panels, workshops, and community discussions.
Explore the full programme on the Global Anti-Scam Summit Asia agenda page .
Watch the Summit Recordings on YouTube
Session Recordings
Day 1 – 2nd September 2025
Workshop 1: The Scamverse Exposed: AI, Dark Web, and the Next Line of Defense
Workshop 2: Unmasking Digital Deception: Fighting Impersonation Scams
Workshop 4: Preventing Scams: What Can We Learn from Australia, Singapore and Tech
Day 2 – 3rd September 2025
Turning the Tide: How the Global Signal Exchange is Powering the Fight Against Scams
Cross-Border Fraud Frontlines: Bridging Sectors to Block Scams
Workshop 1: Law Enforcement Exchange: The Global Shield (Unavailable)
Workshop 2: Scaling Trust: Voluntary Regional Signal Sharing to Fight Scams in APAC and Beyond
Workshop 4: Cross-Industry Collaboration to Combat Scam Compounds
Workshop 7: Building Resilience – Educating Communities for a Safer Future
Inside Pig-Butchering Scams — Lessons from Dubai — Jim Browning
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