Infinite at Safeguard 2027.
May 10–13, 2027 at The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs. Krisan is back for a second year, this time with a production AI compliance harness behind her, and a year of examiner questions to compare.
Infinite, the global financial network built on a compliance system of intelligence, returns to Safeguard 2027, May 10–13 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, with Chief Compliance Officer Krisan Nichani attending the application-only retreat for fraud, identity, and compliance leaders.
Back at The Broadmoor, a year on
The detailsMay 10–13, 2027: the second edition, a year on from the inaugural retreat Krisan attended in 2026.
The Broadmoor, Colorado Springs: application-only, with 1,000+ fraud, identity, and compliance leaders expected from 400+ companies.
No stage content by design: pre-scheduled 1:1 meetings, Chatham House Rule roundtables of five to eight practitioners, and small-group workshops.
Krisan, among the practitioners.
Who's goingSafeguard is built for the people who run compliance day to day, which is exactly who we send.
Krisan Nichani
Chief Compliance OfficerA year on from the inaugural retreat, with a production AI compliance harness behind her. Krisan is comparing notes on what examiners actually ask of AI-assisted programs, and how human-approved policy and analyst judgment have to govern one for it to hold up.
What we want to discuss
The conversationsA year of running AI compliance in production
In 2026 the roundtables debated what AI-assisted compliance might look like. Krisan comes back having run it: agents that assemble, screen, and document casework inside human-approved policy, with judgment calls routed to named analysts.
What examiners actually ask about AI
The question that matters is not whether a model can catch what a human missed. It is what stops it deciding on its own, and whether you can prove it. That answer has to be structural rather than configurable.
Counterparty review, still the bottleneck
A room where everyone vets the same counterparties separately, over and over. Vetted once, vetted for everyone is why first-time review on Infinite drops from around 30 days to 1–2.
Safeguard questions, answered
Is Infinite attending Safeguard 2027?
Yes. Chief Compliance Officer Krisan Nichani is back for a second year, at Safeguard 2027 from May 10–13 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs.
How do I meet Infinite at Safeguard 2027?
Safeguard runs its own pre-scheduled 1:1 system, so meetings at the retreat are arranged through the organizer once the schedule opens to attendees. If you would rather not wait, book a demo and mention Safeguard. We will pick the conversation back up in Colorado Springs.
Was Infinite at Safeguard 2026?
Yes, Krisan represented Infinite at the inaugural retreat, May 3–6, 2026 at The Broadmoor, across three days of structured 1:1s and roundtables with 650+ fraud, identity, and compliance leaders. What came out of those conversations is on the 2026 recap page.
What is Safeguard?
An application-only, AI-focused retreat for fraud, identity, and compliance leaders, run by Mint Events, the team behind Money20/20 and Fintech Meetup. There are no keynotes by design: pre-scheduled 1:1s, Chatham House Rule roundtables, and workshops for in-house practitioners from banks, fintechs, payment processors, and marketplaces.
Why does Infinite send its Chief Compliance Officer?
Because Safeguard is a practitioners’ room. Krisan runs the compliance program behind the Infinite network, including its AI harness, where AI assembles cases inside human-approved policy and routes judgment calls to named analysts. The retreat’s format is built for exactly those conversations.
Compliance is the conversation. Have it with us.
You do not have to wait until May. Book a demo and see AI-assembled, human-governed compliance running on real payment flows.