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Fed Study: Noncash Payments Fraud Outpacing Growth Overall

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Noncash payments fraud in the U.S. outpaced growth in noncash payments overall between 2012 and 2015, according to a Federal Reserve Payments Study released this week. The study’s survey of depository institutions found noncash payments fraud increased 37%, from $6.1 billion in 2012 to $8.3 billion, in 2015.

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Study finds mobile surpasses PC enrollments

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According to a study from IDology, an identity verification and fraud prevention company, 61% of Americans used a smartphone to enroll in some sort of an account this year, while 56% used a computer or laptop. The study also found a 19% jump […].

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

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Banks’ use of such innovations is predicted to expand, too, with 60 percent of FIs saying they aim to gain customers and improve customer experiences using digital channels. This increased digital presence also brings a greater risk of digital fraud, however. The Fraud Threats Facing Digital-First Banks.

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Machine Learning Supercharges Banks’ Efforts To Fight Debit Fraud

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A recent study even estimates that shoppers could ultimately shift $100 billion worth of annual spending from credit cards to debit cards. While fraud affects less than 1 percent of all card purchases, consumers who do lose funds from their bank accounts must go through lengthy and often stressful processes to get their money back.

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

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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. A Lloyds Bank study found that this type of fraud has increased fivefold over the past year, accounting for up to 1 percent of all loan applications.

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Identity Fraud Hits Record High in 2016

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More than 15 million people were affected by identity fraud in the U.S. last year, according to a recent study by Javelin Strategy & Research. The identity fraud incidence rate increased by 16%, a record high since the company began tracking identity fraud in 2003.

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Prevention is the Key to Stopping Elder Financial Exploitation & Fraud

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ABA study shows banks are reporting more cases of EFE. Elder financial exploitation and elder fraud are rising at an alarming rate as they continue to be serious crimes in the United States. What the ABA study determined is that financial institutions of all sizes continue to focus on elder fraud prevention. We can help.

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