Every fraud victim deserves justice and financial restitution—yet most receive neither. For millions, fraud is not a temporary setback but a permanent financial collapse, wiping out retirement savings, destabilizing lives, and leaving victims to absorb losses they did not create and may not recover from.

This session shares the voices of victims who make clear that the absence of restitution is not just a gap in the system; it is the defining failure of it.

From there, we shift to action. Amazon will share its evolving approach to supporting victims, offering a tangible example of what companies can offer in this space. Together, we will explore what meaningful progress could look like—from company-led interventions to emerging federal policy solutions—and what steps industry leaders can take now to begin restoring financial justice in a system where it is too often absent.

Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of the true cost of inaction—and the role they can play in driving a more accountable, restitution-focused response to fraud.