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How Banks Are Using AI, ML To Fight Account Opening Fraud

PYMNTS

This has become a larger problem for FIs as they must not only deal with protecting customers from fraud, but also guard against bad actors armed with 4.1 Account opening fraud is a favorite tactic among such cybercriminals, many of whom rely on these credentials to pose as legitimate customers. billion stolen credentials.

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Recap of Money 20/20 USA 2023 and 10 Banking Thoughts

South State Correspondent

As can be seen, the conference largely revolved around payments, artificial intelligence, fintech partnerships/management, regulation, and fraud/identity in its various forms. Fraud & Identity: By far, the largest number of vendors and conversations were over fraud and identity.

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IdentityMind On The Need For FinTech Compliance Marketplaces

PYMNTS

For FinTech firms, doing the chasing all on their own is a losing proposition. SaaS, the distribution model where providers offer a central location for their customers, can offer FinTech firms a way out of inefficient processes, say some supporters. FinTech firms can browse and research what they need and pick it up on the fly.

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PSD2 Is Coming To Europe And Bringing Big Changes

PYMNTS

At the end of the year, a new regulation called the second Payment Services Directive (PSD2) will officially take effect, requiring banks, credit unions, financial institutions and FinTech companies across the continent to change the way they conduct business. The update comes nearly a decade after the first regulation took effect.

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5 Ways Credit Unions Can Be More Resilient with AI and Analytics

FICO

But the reality is that credit unions are still competing for customers in the same market as big banks and FinTechs. On the other side, you have FinTechs – they are much smaller and less regulated, but they have the digital savvy to steal customers and they’re taking advantage of market gaps in innovative ways.

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CEO Interview: Jumio’s Stephen Stuut

Fintech Labs Insights

Stuut: To enable these markets to foster, regulations are being put in place that force compliance with KYC and address AML. Stuut: Jumio replaces laborious and unreliable systems including knowledge-based authentication (KBA), inferred verification, and in-person verification by untrained individuals.