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Frictionless Payments Take Center Stage at Money 20/20

Gonzobanker

While consumers and payment providers may hope for frictionless payments, the execution path will require new capabilities and deployments in fraud mitigation, cyber security, open APIs, and enhanced interoperability. Megatrend #2 – Secure and Compliant is a Non-Negotiable. How ironic is that in the journey to frictionless?

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April 2014: A Busy Month for Fraud Alerts!

Jack Henry

Cyber-Attacks on Financial Institutions ATM and Card Authorization Systems. In light of the ATM cash-out schemes that had taken place recently, an alert was issued to provide details on how this type of fraud had occurred, the risks presented to financial institutions (FIs), and what FIs could do to mitigate these risks.

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Four 2023 U.S. Policy Predictions for Financial Services Companies

FICO

CFPB Director Rohit Chopra has further indicated that he would like to see consumer protections akin to those for credit cards, including improving disclosures and fraud and dispute resolution protections. For Public Companies, Cybersecurity Compliance with New SEC Rules will be a Top Priority.

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Are you onboard with AI?

NCR

Luvo will answer simple questions – such as ‘How do I authorize my card to be used overseas?’ “At the same time, they can introduce context and human-like understanding to their payments and compliance processes. Royal Bank of Scotland will start using it for online communication from December 2016.

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The 2015 GonzoBanker Awards

Gonzobanker

Now, to avoid any cue card and teleprompter issues, we’ll just go with the written list again this year. To those community bankers claiming their growing Compliance departments say no to everything. How about fighting harder with better examples and holding compliance officers as accountable as everybody else. The reasons?