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Russia Prepares For SWIFT Exit With Blockchain

PYMNTS

Russia’s FinTech Association and 14 of the nation’s largest banks collaborated on the development of Masterchain, reports noted, citing a white paper. The initiative eventually hopes to join banks and government agencies that collaborate on contract registration and regulation.

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Customer Support at Abrigo Provides Peace of Mind

Abrigo

As most operations have shifted to a digital-first world due to the coronavirus pandemic, institutions have had to adjust and adapt new technologies to stay competitive and thrive during these times. We understand the trust you put in us when you use our BSA/AML and fraud software and we make the same investment in your program’s success.

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Are Banks Bringing Fraud and AML Departments Closer Together?

FICO

Fraud management and AML compliance are both about tackling financial crime, but often they are managed by different teams, each with their own processes and technology. It’s also true that fraudsters do not operate in siloes when they transfer the money from their frauds into cash by laundering it through a network of money mules.

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New NACHA Rule Could Catch Payment Processors, Merchants, FIs Off-Guard

PYMNTS

In a new PYMNTS interview, David Barnhardt, executive vice president of product at GIACT , which offers fraud detection and account validation tools, talks about an upcoming change by NACHA, national administrator of the ACH network, to make internet-initiated debit transactions (WEB debits) safer and more seamless. New NACHA Rule.

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Regulatory and litigation risks to consumer financial services providers highlighted in Ballard Spahr webinar on COVID-19 crisis fallout

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Roddy discussed the emergency debt collection regulation issued by the Massachusetts AG and the possibility of state UDAP claims based on collection activities during the crisis. All of the speakers stressed the need for companies to identify potential sources of risk in their operations and attempt to address those risks in advance.

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Ignite Machine Learning with Decision Rules

FICO

When today’s businesses create a list of must-haves in the race to alter and ultimately transform how they operate, machine learning is one of those checkbox necessities. Consider the risk modeling scorecard, which has been traditionally lauded by businesses and regulators alike for its predictive capabilities. Here is an example.

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Address financial crime and high costs with IBM Cloud Private

Insights on Business

These regulatory and legal restrictions and public cloud deployment reluctance are especially true for the financial industry and, probably more so, within the financial crimes and compliance space, where highly-sensitive, entity-related information is stored and continuously examined in highly-regulated processes.