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Explore Regulatory Compliance Best Practices at FICO World

FICO

During this period of Congressional gridlock, much of the activity in Washington DC impacting the financial services industry remains focused on the development and implementation of new regulations. Model management continues to present financial institutions with new compliance obstacles.

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Yes, I really did just accept an a position on the Consumer Advisory Board of the CFPB! (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau)

Javelin Strategy & Research

This will require several trips a year to Washington, DC along with several touch-points, and I’m looking forward to getting acquainted with the CFPB’s staff and other 24 Consumer Advisory Board (CAB) members. I can’t get enough of innovation and digital strategy. I’ll provide one more example of the elusive win-win innovation.

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Vantiv, Now Worldpay: A Decision Management Maturity Rockstar!

FICO

Luckily, Decision Management (DM) technology has been invented and has come a long way since AC/DC released this epic anthem in 1975. The reduction of onboarding timelines from days to minutes is only the start of the benefits, those additional benefits including: Increased accuracy in detecting merchant fraud and default.

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37 Corporate Innovation Labs In Finance

CB Insights

One popular approach: in-house financial innovation labs. Companies are turning to accelerators, funds, and labs to try to find the next big thing that will reduce fraud, speed up transaction times, and catch on with consumers. Visa — One Market Center. Founded: 2013.

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Fintech Policy in the US – Things Are Things Heating Up

FICO

It’s August and it’s hot in Washington DC. Much of the latest buzz has come from the recently released Treasury report which focuses largely on the Trump administration’s outlook for financial innovation. Yet in the nation’s capital, fintech policy may actually be hotter than the temperatures outside. beyond a 12 month horizon).