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Exploring Industry Shifts in Banking Compliance at XLoD

Perficient

The world’s leading financial institutions and regulators come together at XLoD to discuss the future of non-financial risk and control. Comey as well as topical discussions spanning regulatory risk, market abuse, and leveraging technology in automation (RPA), data analytics and ML/AI.

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Crowe: Risk Management With RegTech As Strategy

PYMNTS

Marry tech and talent, then risk management can pay dividends, notes an upcoming PYMNTS webinar. Not only is regulatory oversight on the rise, but social media has emerged as a strong watchdog, too, keeping financial institutions (FIs) mindful of unchartered territory, where risks to reputation and revenues abound.

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Controlling the Narrative: How Financial Services Institutions Can Stay Ahead of Reputational Risk

Perficient

But, as one of the most regulated and notoriously untrusted industries, the financial services industry is among the most vulnerable to being impacted by negative digital media, driving up its vulnerability to reputational risk. However, these reputational risk management (RRM) frameworks are still widely underdeveloped.

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The true cost of fraud

Abrigo

Social media scams account for the highest losses and are higher than any other fraud typology , at a reported half-billion total loss. As overseers tighten the leash with stringent regulations aimed at protecting consumers, the cost of compliance grows. financial s ystem. Find out how BAM+ stops fraud scams.

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It Started with a Tweet #SocialMedia #Banks @ICBA

Independent Banker

A status update on banks and social media. According to a statistic released as part of the ICBA 2014 Top 50 Community Bank Leaders in Social Media, nearly 2,500 banks have a Facebook or Twitter presence, and the numbers continue to exponentially grow. .* 140-word summary of the social media guidance.

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5 Ways Digital Payments Will Change FIs and Fraud in 2023

FICO

What scammers see here is a big patchwork of payment options that offer a way to take money directly from consumers, and that change popularity with the social media tides. Scammers can hide in plain sight and use social engineering and direct outreach to consumers to coerce individuals to make instant, irrevocable payments.

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Can Real-Time Data Streamline Customer Acquisitions?

PYMNTS

The approval process itself can be prone to a variety of different friction points, but even with an efficient approach there is always the risk of unknowingly approving bad or fraudulent customers.

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