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Debbie Hayes

The Financial Industry Needs to be Built on a Foundation of Trust

Anyone who is paying attention knows the financial industry is going through an unprecedented digital transformation which has been accelerated by the coronavirus pandemic. At the same time, cyberatta...

20 Oct 2021
Financial Risk Management
Barley Laing

Steps to drive global growth while adhering to local AML and KYC regulations

It is convenient and much more efficient for people to conduct financial business on the web. On the flip side, the growth in online transactions has led to a substantial increase in fraudulent activi...

20 Oct 2021
Banking Regulations
A Finextra Member

Why the FCA are disappointed with banks’ failure to embrace AML

NatWest has recently pleaded guilty to three counts of failing to comply with anti-money laundering (AML) legislation. The bank’s CEO Alison Rose said that the bank “failed to adequately monitor and t...

19 Oct 2021
Banking Regulations
Jimmy Fong

Why Buy Now Pay Later companies need to start taking fraud seriously

2020 may have been the Year of DeFi, but 2021 might go down as the year of Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL). BNPL services are growing at a rate of 39%, with major players like PayPal, Amazon and Square all a...

18 Oct 2021
Information Security
Yahya Mohamed Mao

Cyber security awarness month: cyber threats to financial services

Cyber security Awareness Month continues in its 18th year to raise awareness of the importance of cyber security and to ensure that everyone has the resources they need to be safer online. For consume...

18 Oct 2021
Data Management and Governance
John Bertrand

Banks 0 Fraudsters 1: Banks need to up their game

Fraudsters reported a bonzer financial 1st half of 2021 worthy of any unicorn. UK Finance recorded a 71% increase during the first half of 2021 to £355 million for APP (authorised push payment) fraud...

15 Oct 2021
Banking Strategy, Digital and Transformation
Jackie Barwell

Fighting the UK’s Payments Fraud Pandemic

Fraud rates in the UK have been climbing to new record heights, so much so that the UK’s industry body UK Finance has been talking for the first time about fraud posing a national security threat. Ac...

14 Oct 2021
Fintech
Steve Goddard

Fraud: a ‘national security threat’…why?

In March, a bakery owner in South West England received a curious SMS from her bike courier. The baker, whose canelés are famous in her city, supplies pastries to nearby cafes and other bakeries. She...

13 Oct 2021
Financial Risk Management
Gian Mahil

Eight Simple Rules – to survive the tsunami of fraud.

During and post-Covid 19 the world has been hit by a tsunami of fraud. With the move to electronic money where everyone has their money in digital form, the criminals have realised this has made it ea...

07 Oct 2021
Personal Finance
A Finextra Member

The Pandora Papers Reveal a Broken System

The FinCEN Files revealed money laundering to be a systemic problem, but the Pandora Papers and the recent resignation by the Financial Action Taskforce (FATF) chief, David Lewis, suggest a much more ...

05 Oct 2021
Banking Regulations
Jussi Karjalainen

How can Australian businesses protect themselves from invoice fraud?

As Australia continues to slip in and out of lockdowns business continuity continues to be tested. While business leaders battle to try and not just survive the pandemic, but thrive, groups of highly ...

05 Oct 2021
Electronic invoicing
Claus Christensen

From Perpetual KYC to Perpetual KYB: Challenges and Opportunities

Historically, the space of individual Know Your Customer (KYC) compliance has always been one step ahead in terms of industry awareness and digitisation trends compared to the connected area of corpor...

04 Oct 2021
RegTech

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