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Finovate Fall 2016 Live Blog – Day 2

William Mills

I like the idea but I am a bit concerned about the potential for fraud from both companies and investors. From their web site: Based in San Francisco, MarketX was founded by a group of experienced professionals from finance, legal, and technology backgrounds. users fall victim to fraud.” I need to learn more.

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Fintech Trending: P2P, EMV, NFC, NLP… OMG

Fintech Labs Insights

Though usage remains low, Mastercard reported this week that it has seen an overall decrease in fraud since the EMV change. The company reports that between April 2015 and April 2016, retailers who have transitioned to EMV experienced a 54% decrease in counterfeit fraud. Nearly 70% have embraced mobile technology.

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Finovate Fall 2016 Live Blog – Day 1

William Mills

03:04 pm Experian Fraud & Identity – https://www.experian.com/decision-analytics/identity-and-fraud/fraud-and-identity.html – @Experian – Adam Fingersh – GM and SVP, Fraud and Identity Solutions & John Sarreal. Swych’s headquarters are in Plano, Texas with offices in San Francisco, CA.

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Finovate Spring 2018 – Day 2

William Mills

What if improving security was rewarding for consumers and super simple to do – while the payments ecosystem saw reduced fraud and new revenue opportunities? Synapse Financial Technologies, [link] @synapsefi. These folks are based in San Francisco and have received more than million in funding. finovate Tweets.

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The 2023 GonzoBanker Awards

Gonzobanker

The John Lovitz “Yeah My Wife Morgan Fairchild Award” – goes to fellow pathological liar and now former OCC Chief Financial Technology Officer Prashant Bhardwaj. Word: Community banks don’t lend on $400 million office buildings in Manhattan and San Francisco. The Monty Python “Biggus Dickus” Award – goes to Sen.

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