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Geolocation Puts A Pin In Anti-Fraud Solutions

PYMNTS

With digital transactions and eCommerce soaring during the pandemic, the rate of increasingly sophisticated fraud has also risen. With it, financial institutions need to strengthen their compliance to mitigate the risk of running afoul of the law. Can you really know your customer if you don’t know their location?”

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An Introduction: Generative AI Use Cases for the Financial Services Industry

Perficient

Generative AI ingests data and understands guidelines incredibly well; therefore, businesses across industries are jumping to take advantage of all the possible ways the tool can help save them money and create elevated, uber-personalized customer experiences.

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Why Using Rules Of Thumb To Predict Fraud Is A Fail

PYMNTS

When it comes to deploying corporate resources in the battle against online fraud and account takeovers (ATOs), all too often, guiding principles fail to spot what’s really happening to a business in real time. These and other myths, he said, illuminate the “surprising and unpredictable and changing nature of fraud.

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A thoughtful approach to generative AI

Abrigo

Takeaway 2 AI can lead to more accurate and consistent outputs or predictions, better risk management, and improved customer experiences. DOWNLOAD Takeaway 1 With generative AI technology improving by the day, the question is not if the banking industry will utilize it, but when.

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How to Fight Telecommunications Subscription Fraud

FICO

Before getting started, CSPs should determine who “own”’ and is accountable for subscription fraud. Is it the fraud team? Credit risk? Also, is there a clear and agreed fraud risk appetite that has exec sponsorship and is agreed by all stakeholders? In part, this is due to the ever-changing nature of fraud.

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Four Wheelin’: Fighting Auto Finance Application Fraud

FICO

But for criminals, working individually or in fraud rings, these vehicles (or any vehicle, for that matter), present an attractive opportunity: finance the vehicle, sell it illicitly, and pocket the cash. An estimated 10% to 15% of auto finance companies’ bad debt book actually classifiable as first-party fraud.

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5 Ways Digital Payments Will Change FIs and Fraud in 2023

FICO

5 Ways Digital Payments Will Change FIs and Fraud in 2023. Vice President, Product Management. Financial institutions (FIs) are not letting fraud trends like scams fade into background noise, but fraud awareness is rising among customers and both the banks and customers are eager to mitigate as much as possible.

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