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The most-read AML/CFT & fraud blogs of the year

Abrigo

The most popular financial crime blogs in 2023 Check fraud, the SAFER Banking Act, and BSA exam topics were among Abrigo's top blogs on AML/CFT and fraud this year. Takeaway 2 New payment methods, fraud tactics, and FinCEN guidance topics were found in the top blogs for FinCrime professionals.

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The Pros and Cons of a Potential U.S. Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)

Perficient

had private banks issue banknotes for more than a century, and public money versus private money was an oft-debated topic. Check holds could disappear, and the various fees and time lag between the swipe of a credit or debit card and the cash being credited to the merchant’s account would also be reduced, if not eliminated.

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The Billionaires Of The World Wish They Had This Superpower

BankBazaar

So, getting back to what we were saying – if you’re an ardent reader, good on you! But, on the other hand, if you’re an infrequent reader or not a reader at all, we’re here to show you the ropes on how you can benefit all around once you work on developing or strengthening this beautiful habit ! Like personal finance.

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Mastercard Bets On Biometric Cards To Advance Inclusion

PYMNTS

In early May, Mastercard , in partnership with SEDESSON, the Mexico state agency for social benefits, and Edenred Bank, announced a first-of-its-kind test in Mexico’s Sonora state – the first regional test of biometric card technology in national history. The Challenge of Building the Right Card for the Job.

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Can Digital Upgrades Save Monopoly (And Other Board Game Classics)?

PYMNTS

Some people prefer having the physical assets, but others find them to be more trouble than they’re worth,” reads a treatment of the topic from TheGamer. According to a recent summary from Science Daily , “People who play games – such as cards and board games – are more likely to stay mentally sharp in later life, a study suggests.

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BPOC: Big Payments On Campus

PYMNTS

In the latest Topic TBD, USA Technologies Director Amelia Powell told PYMNTS’ Karen Webster about the sea changes afoot in the way students get what they need, when they need it, aided by technology. Everyone knows about the freshman 15. Everyone knows about the lack of healthy choices on campus.

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Could The Coronavirus Crisis Solve Digital IDs’ ‘Chicken and Egg’ Problem?

PYMNTS

Wielding plastic IDs at checkout and at the airline gate, and swiping cards through readers, becomes all the more fraught as we confront a post-coronavirus world. And, according to Pointner, “the topic of digital identity is really heating up. But on a wider scale, change is inexorable.

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