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Report: Overcoming ID Fraud’s Technology Blind Spots

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A recent study from PwC found that 47 percent of companies had experienced fraud at least once in the past two years, with a grand total of $42 billion in funds stolen over this period of time. There were 223,163 cases of identity theft that year across all generations, with 42 percent of them consisting of bank and credit card fraud.

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Deep Dive: How FIs Can Keep Their Digital-First Innovations Secure

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This increased digital presence also brings a greater risk of digital fraud, however. Banks have reported myriad fraud threats over the past year, including various forms of identity fraud and bot activity, and are working overtime to develop countermeasures. The Fraud Threats Facing Digital-First Banks.

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Recap of Money 20/20 USA 2023 and 10 Banking Thoughts

South State Correspondent

As can be seen, the conference largely revolved around payments, artificial intelligence, fintech partnerships/management, regulation, and fraud/identity in its various forms. The topics were perfect, and there were some great case studies, but the substance was standard, bordering on underwhelming.

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Elder abuse: the crisis among veterans and ways to prevent elder fraud

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Elder fraud prevention and education Learn strategies for recognizing and reporting elder fraud and exploitation. . Takeaway 1 Elder abuse, exploitation, and fraud are rising in the veteran population and can devastate older Americans. A growing target for elder fraud and exploitation. According to the U.S.

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Study: Americans Pay $74B In Hidden Bill Costs

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Americans add $74 billion in avoidable costs to regular bills, the bill-paying service Doxo concluded in a new study published on Tuesday (July 14). The survey also found that the average household could save $301 annually by increasing its credit score by 35 points.

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Deep Dive: How Insurance Fraud Hurts Both Companies And Consumers

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Fraudsters are eager to get their hands on these massive sums and many of them are succeeding, with the FBI estimating that more than $40 billion in annual non-health insurance payouts are paid for fraudulent claims. The health insurance market is even more vulnerable: Up to $68 billion is lost to health insurance fraud each year.

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Study: Merchants To Lose $130B In Digital CNP Fraud

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A new study has revealed that retailers will lose around $130 billion in digital CNP (Card-not-Present) fraud between 2018 and 2023. billion annually on FDP solutions in 2023. were caught up “in a perfect storm” of rapid online sales growth and the transition to EMV chip technology , leaving merchants vulnerable to CNP fraud.

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