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AI and generative AI use cases in banking: 6 real-world examples

Abrigo

You might also like this webinar, "The check's in the mail: Understanding and preventing check fraud." WATCH Takeaway 1 Understanding generative AI and how peers are using AI and genAI helps financial institution leaders and management vet the technology and related risks. Nevertheless, understanding the technology is crucial.

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Safeguarding new banking products from fraud

Abrigo

6 Steps t o mitigate fraud risk tied to new products Your AML and fraud teams' input is key when it comes to offering new bank products. You might also like this infographic, "Beyond immediate fraud losses: How the costs and impacts of fraud snowball." download NOW Takeaway 1 Fraud losses totaled $485.6

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10 Bank Technology Trends to Follow for 2024

South State Correspondent

While technology has always been important in banking, it has yet to drive the essential functions of banking. We tracked almost 100 banking technology trends throughout the year and now bring you the top ten, in order, based on our view of long-term strategic importance. In the last year, this has started to change.

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Deep Dive: How FIs Can Keep Their Digital-First Innovations Secure

PYMNTS

Financial institutions (FIs) around the world are confronting these issues with numerous digital implementations , as 85 percent of banks are offering some form of digital account opening, for example. This increased digital presence also brings a greater risk of digital fraud, however. The Fraud Threats Facing Digital-First Banks.

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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. One recent example of a response to the proliferation was the inclusion of a long-fought anti-money laundering (AML) provision within the recently passed defense spending bill in the U.S.

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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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First Bank Takes Two-Pronged Approach To Fighting Internal, External Fraud Threats

PYMNTS

This increased digital engagement can create challenges, however, as it opens up new avenues for fraud in addition to making transactions more convenient for customers. They often hack into these consumers’ accounts using passwords stolen from other sites that use the same login credentials, for example.

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