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10 Bank Technology Trends to Follow for 2024

South State Correspondent

While technology has always been important in banking, it has yet to drive the essential functions of banking. We tracked almost 100 banking technology trends throughout the year and now bring you the top ten, in order, based on our view of long-term strategic importance. In the last year, this has started to change.

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Machine Learning Supercharges Banks’ Efforts To Fight Debit Fraud

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While fraud affects less than 1 percent of all card purchases, consumers who do lose funds from their bank accounts must go through lengthy and often stressful processes to get their money back. Leveraging Machine Learning, Rules-Based Analysis To Fight Debit Fraud. Around The Next-Gen Debit World. About The Tracker.

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Top 6 Trends for the Banking Industry in 2024

Perficient

Driven by technological advancements, regulatory changes, and shifting consumer preferences, the banking industry must evolve and respond accordingly. Explore and integrate alternative data sources and innovative scoring models to offer fairer assessments of creditworthiness.

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Charles Potts: Back-office innovation

Independent Banker

Community bankers are embracing innovation like never before—with impressive results. But with so much emphasis placed on customer-facing products and technologies, innovating back-office operations can fall to the bottom of the priority list. Unbundle your end-to-end operations and conduct a SWOT analysis.

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How AI Helps Marketplaces Fight Off-Platform Fraud

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However, to do so, these companies will need to make some adjustments to their fraud protection strategies. Implementing a layered anti-fraud approach that utilizes several technologies could help protect against bad actors looking for vulnerabilities. The Latest Fraud Decisioning Developments.

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Wells Fargo on Fraud Decisioning And The New Consumer’s New Normal

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Customers and merchants rely on their banks and credit unions (CUs) to ensure they have secure, convenient online transactions, and many FIs work to detect fraud by looking for abnormal purchasing behaviors that could indicate something is amiss. Around The FI Fraud Decisioning World.

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BNY Mellon’s AI-Based Fraud Detection Initiative

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Countering digital fraud is a lot like playing whack-a-mole: As soon as one fraudster is taken out, two more pop up where they’re least expected. The popularity of digital banking services has created ample opportunities for bad actors, leaving banks scrambling to protect themselves against the rising tide of fraud.

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