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IdentityMind On The Need For FinTech Compliance Marketplaces

PYMNTS

The top of any FinTech’s to-do — and to-keep-doing — list. The age of technology is, of course, well upon us, with Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) a key conduit to making sure that at least some business operations — once the province of spreadsheets and reams of paper — can be streamlined. Compliance and risk? Plugging In To Plugins.

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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. Few speakers or vendors had solutions for how banks are going to efficiently index, manage, and optimize their knowledge base, not to mention customer data.

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Federal Reserve’s Cunha on the State (and Timeframe) of Digital Dollars

PYMNTS

And there’ll be quite a bit of tinkering with the technology (especially the infrastructure) and the use cases to get there. Earlier this month, as PYMNTS noted , the Federal Reserve said its Boston bank is working with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to explore the possibility of issuing digital currency.

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RegTech: How investment trends are impacting the industry—and how the ecosystem can work with the regulator

Accenture

I wanted to follow on from my previous blog around the emergence of RegTech (technologies that address the challenge and cost of regulatory compliance.) Right now, compared with Fintech, RegTech has low investment for the size of spend. Lessons can be learnt from how banks partnered with Fintechs. Now—what does RegTech mean?

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RegTech: How investment trends are impacting the industry—and how the ecosystem can work with the regulator

Accenture

I wanted to follow on from my previous blog around the emergence of RegTech (technologies that address the challenge and cost of regulatory compliance.) Right now, compared with Fintech, RegTech has low investment for the size of spend. Lessons can be learnt from how banks partnered with Fintechs. Now—what does RegTech mean?

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

PYMNTS

FIs are thus turning to a host of technologies to protect customers from account opening and other mobile channel fraud forms. Account opening fraud can be difficult to detect because it is often tied to data breaches at other banks or FinTechs, meaning banks do not yet have the data necessary to recognize illegitimate customers.

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Facebook’s Libra And The Future Of Digital Identity

PYMNTS

Many developers are leveraging biometrics to protect their customers, as such technologies provide safer alternatives to passwords and knowledge-based verification systems. ICONLOOP expects that my-ID data will be readily accepted by banks and FinTechs without the need for further verification.

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