Fraud and scams have become a systemic financial health problem. The prevention ecosystem not only needs to coordinate across sectors, but also tools. Philanthropy plays a catalytic role in testing what works for consumers, building shared infrastructure, generating strong evidence, and moving successful approaches into the mainstream.

This cross-sector panel will explore:

• Where can philanthropy take risks?
• What can be treated as infrastructure vs individual programs?
• How do we move from awareness to actual prevention?
• What does success look like in 5 years?