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Lessons Learned From the Fourth United States Bank Failure of 2023

Perficient

In 2011, Hanes put together a local investment group that purchased the bank from its former holding company, and he became President and CEO of the new bank. To speak to a Perficient consultant about RCSA or any of Perficient’s risk management and regulatory capabilities, click here.

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India Brings Charges In Punjab National Bank Fraud Case

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The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), India’s main investigative agency in the country, has filed charges in the Punjab National Bank fraud case against Nirav Modi, the jewelry retail owner, and his uncle Mehul Choksi, as well as senior executives at the state-run lender.

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Sift Science Eyes Global Fraud Prevention With $53M In Funding

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Fraud detection startup Sift Science has raised $53 million in a series D round, bringing its total amount raised to $107 million. Founded in 2011, Sift Science plans to use this latest round of funding to grow its fraud detection and prevention product globally. For example, Palo Alto-based Simility received $17.5

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Keeping Subscription Boxes Secure From STEM To Stern

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Such boxes represent a small segment of the broader subscription market, but they face the same challenges, including fraud attempts like card-and-wallet tests and account takeovers (ATOs). Box-of-the-month services constantly struggle to secure their payment processes and remain a step ahead of bad actors.

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The Rise And Fall Of Faster Payments Fraud

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Back in 2004, fraud was on the rise globally. Digital fraud was a new beast, and people didn’t know any better than to be tricked by phishing emails that today would raise red flags for even the most technologically illiterate consumers — sketchy email addresses, poor grammar and those classic sob stories from Nigerian princes, to name a few.

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Bank Managers Tied To AML Investigation In Brazil

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Police in Brazil have raided the residences of managers of Banco do Brasil in connection to their part in a money-laundering scam worth $48 million. Police are looking into accusations that the managers were a part of laundering the money between 2011 and 2014. .

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Synthetic Identities: From Data Breaches to Auto Loan Fraud

FICO

Fraud and data breaches have always had a close, if destructive, relationship. As the US transitioned to hard-to-counterfeit EMV payment card technology several years ago, criminals flocked to card not present (CNP) fraud , often combining identity fragments and card numbers stolen in breaches to make illicit purchases online.

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