Banking 2020

AUGUST 27, 2015

The US has been identified as the leading country for card fraud, after a new study revealed almost half of global losses to the crime last year occurred in the nation. per cent of worldwide plastic card losses – including credit, debit and prepaid cards – took place in the US, amounting to $7.86

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PYMNTS

MAY 16, 2016

While Lending Club generally focuses its services on consumers, the implications of Laplanche’s resignation have echoed throughout the SME lending space as well and could see a further decline in banks backing small business loans offered through marketplace platforms. 65% of U.K.

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Banking 2020

NOVEMBER 17, 2015

It’s been very well documented that fraud tends to shift to the card-not-present (CNP) arena when EMV is introduced in a country. While there is some debate about just how much EMV will be the driver of CNP fraud in the US, it’s still expected to rise significantly over the coming years. Less face-to-face counterfeit fraud.

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Banking 2020

NOVEMBER 19, 2015

As we’ve moved from signature cards to PINs, so the next step is from the PIN to a fingerprint scan, pulse monitor or iris sensor. While it’s unclear what sort of fraud could be committed, the financial services industry is taking note of the theft. Two clear avenues of potential fraud are opened up with biometric theft of this sort.

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Banking 2020

JANUARY 22, 2016

But just how far have things really come since the introduction of chip cards and terminals? The National Federation of Independent Business (NIFB) reports that only about a third of smaller merchants are familiar with the new chip cards. Even with a signature for authorization, chip cards are still more secure.

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