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Understanding 1st-party fraud: Risks and resolutions

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How financial institutions can prevent losses from 1st-party fraud Learn strong approaches to identifying, preventing, and detecting 1st-party fraud that will keep your AML program on top of fraud trends. Join Abrigo for a webinar discussing risk assessments' role in compliance.

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Stopping PPP Fraud

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How Institutions Can Avoid Fraud Surprises in the Next Round of the PPP BSA and fraud professionals saw a spike in PPP fraud during the first two rounds of funding. How can they be better prepared to prevent fraud in this next round? Stopping PPP Fraud in New Round of Funding. PPP Fraud Spikes.

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5 Ways Your Transaction Monitoring System Can Detect COVID-19 Related Fraud

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Key Takeaways COVID-19-related fraud are not new typologies; they just have a new spin. Adjusting your velocity scenarios can help detect money mule scams and check fraud. . COVID-19-related fraud schemes are escalating at an alarming rate. How can your transaction monitoring system detect trending COVID-19 related fraud?

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5 Ways Your Transaction Monitoring System Can Detect Covid-19 Related Fraud

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Key Takeaways BSA officers need to stay aware of emerging fraud trends that are a result of the pandemic. Consider a risk-based lookback for your PPP portfolio to fight fraud. COVID-19-related fraud schemes are escalating at an alarming rate. How can your transaction monitoring system detect trending COVID-19 related fraud?

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Guess How Much Tax Evasion Costs US Taxpayers?

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The Internal Revenue Service has estimated that the business of tax evasion is a costly one for the government. Tax cheats cost the government as much as $458 billion annually, according to data tabulated between 2008 and 2010. And the IRS has stated that it expects to recover about $52 billion of that aforementioned $458 billion.

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Buying into AML risks in real estate

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Key Takeaways Real estate markets are vulnerable to money laundering and fraud because of their transaction size and appreciation over time. The Association of Real Estate License Law Officials estimates that there are more than 3 million active real estate licensees in the United States. In 2017, over 5.51 In 2017, over 5.51

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FinCEN identifies AML/CFT “priorities” for financial institutions

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The Priorities purport to identify and describe the most significant AML/CFT threats facing the United States. A prime example of this problem is the inclusion of “fraud” as a Priority. A prime example of this problem is the inclusion of “fraud” as a Priority. The Priorities and Their Utility. Proliferation financing.