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Geolocation Puts A Pin In Anti-Fraud Solutions

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With it, financial institutions need to strengthen their compliance to mitigate the risk of running afoul of the law. It’s great to see the prioritization on innovation with this bill,” Wingert said, calling the AML regulatory changes important. Where there’s a customer expectation, the institution needs to respond,” Wingert said.

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FHFA announces Office of Financial Technology

CFPB Monitor

On July 18, the Federal Housing Finance Agency (“FHFA”) announced the launch of a new Office of Financial Technology with the goal of advancing effective risk management as it evaluates fintech developments in the housing finance space. In the introduction to the RFI, the FHFA noted President Biden’s March 2022 executive order.

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Our 7 Questions to Prevent Bad Bank Technology

South State Correspondent

The most significant problem with bank innovation is that bankers see or hear about a sexy piece of technology at a conference or at another bank and then acquire it. The new piece of technology ends up solving a known problem but, in the process, creates more problems, and risks, than it solves.

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Financial Crime: Technology can Transform Compliance

FICO

FICO brings AI and advanced analytics to risk management, fraud detection, collections and much more. We serve corporates, insurance companies, and banks – be it a retail, private, wealth management, automotive or telecom bank, tier 1 or tier 3 bank. However, this has changed over time. Can they not build them in-house?

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The 2023 GonzoBanker Awards

Gonzobanker

Award – goes to CNBC’s Jim Cramer , who lamented that banks should have been innovating offerings like those delivered by PayPal and Square. The Ali vs. Foreman Award – goes to hedge fund manager Steve Eisman and Second Curve Capital ’s Tom Brown , who are polar opposites in the bank investment landscape. billion, Kalamazoo, Mich.).

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