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Fraud Concerns and Trends in 2022

Abrigo

Fraud on Alert for 2022 A review of SAR data , government agenc y releases, a nd fraud findings found these f raud c oncerns and trends to wat ch in 2022. Takeaway 1 An Abrigo review of SAR data, government agency releases, and fraud findings revealed fraud trends to watch for. Fraud Concerns.

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2023 Fraud trends: What banks and credit unions can expect

Abrigo

Fraud trends for financial institutions to watch for in 2023 Financial institutions should not expect a slowdown of any of 2022’s fraud trends. Be on the lookout in 2023 for the following trends identified by the FBI. Past and future trends. No fraud decrease likely for 2023. million fraud victims.

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Top 6 Trends for the Banking Industry in 2024

Perficient

As institutions adapt, Perficient’s Chief Strategist of financial services and expert, Scott Albahary, has identified six key trends to shape the banking landscape in the year ahead. Automation of tasks not only reduces costs and errors but also liberates resources for higher-value activities, thus streamlining operational efficiency.

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FedNow fraud prevention for credit unions: A guide for AML, fraud teams

Abrigo

Prevent fraud when adopting FedNow Credit unions can prevent fraud as they connect to FedNow. Use this guide to understand available tools and the steps AML and fraud teams should take. You might also like this FedNow implementation guide with details on appropriate AML/CFT and fraud considerations.

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The true cost of fraud

Abrigo

Measuring the cost of fraud losses. The true cost of fraud goes beyond the initial reported fraud losses Would you like other articles like this in your inbox? Takeaway 1 Fraud scams made worse by the pandemic continue to be successful, while crypto-scams are emerging. That equates to $35 billion annually.

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ACH fraud: Lessons for AML programs from a recent court case

Abrigo

Court case: Credit union held liable for ACH fraud losses A construction company argued the financial institution "failed to establish a reasonable routine" for monitoring suspicious activity alerts tied to ACH. Takeaway 3 Remember that ACH fraud risk also occurs in the placement stage of a fraudulent or money laundering scheme.

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A Bank Automation Summit Preview: Key 2023 Banking Automation Trends

Perficient

I want to take this opportunity to share the latest hyper-automation trends from my observations in working with clients in the banking industry. AI is increasingly being used to automate a variety of tasks in financial services institutions, including customer service, fraud detection, and loan applications.

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