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Oliver Tearle Head of Technology Innovation at The ai Corporation
Why Leveraging Diverse Data Enhances the Chances of Detecting Fraud Fuel retailers are increasingly grappling with the escalating threat of payment fraud, driven by the proliferation of compromised data on the dark web and the emergence of sophisticated fraudulent tactics. While many fraud detection systems employ advanced technologies and strat...
15 October 2024 /ai /crime
Ron Kaine Product Director, Enterprise Fraud Management at Central 1
In 2023, the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre reported a staggering $554 million in victim losses related to fraud and cybercrime — nearly 5 per cent more than what was reported in 2022, which in itself was a 40% increase from 2021. The landscape of fraud prevention is constantly evolving to keep up with fraudsters’ ever-changing tactics. As financial in...
22 February 2024 /payments /crime
Greg Woolf CEO at Fiverity
The emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) has given rise to a troubling new type of fraud that is extending digital impersonation beyond just dating platforms and reality TV and into the financial realm. Right now, fraudsters are increasingly using tools such as ChatGPT and Generative AI to create deep-fake personas, which they use to deceive ...
07 August 2023 /security /crime
Stan Cowan
As more and more banks implement an omnichannel experience to serve their customers, it’s clear that fraud management needs to follow suit. Consider the limited scope of branches as digital transactions and applications become normalized. Or even digital and embedded lending services or multi-platform customer service options. All of these channel...
20 December 2022 /regulation /crime
Tamsin Hill Marketing Executive at R3
Those working in the financial services are constantly facing a fraud dilemma that is unlikely to end, seeing fraud surge 24% during the COVID-19 pandemic alone. Financial institutions (FIs) are still struggling to find the right solution that can balance making real use of their data via analytics and collaboration, whilst remaining completely co...
24 October 2022 /security /crime
Retired Member
How can the payments and fuel industries get prepared for the adoption of future vehicle technologies? Building a greener and more sustainable economy means consumers need to change how they consume, and businesses need to change how they produce and adapt their offerings to better meet consumer demand. Many businesses are realising they will benef...
26 April 2022 /payments /crime
Jackie Barwell Director at ACI Worldwide
Against the backdrop of continuing economic uncertainty, financial fraud will continue to thrive in 2022, with fraudsters expected to exploit consumers across all digital channels. Sadly, the industry has not yet solved the age-old question: “Who are you?”. And as it stands, fraudsters, in many cases, are winning the war when it comes to financial...
16 December 2021 /crime /predictions
John Bertrand MD at Tec 8 Limited
APP fraud is rocketing, up 70 per cent in six months, and likely to be a multi billion business shortly. No one is surprise to learn that the Bank of England, Pay.UK and UK Finance (The Collaboration) have joined forces in defining a new data model to mitigate Authorised Push Payment Fraud and reduce friction in the payment process, e.g. misdirec...
16 November 2021 /payments /regulation
Working from home has become “the norm” for many of us, as COVID-19 forced the closures of traditional offices, people across the world moved into hastily converted kitchens, sheds, dining rooms and spare bedrooms to create homeworking spaces. In the UK alone nearly 70% of us are still working from home in some capacity, whether it’s on a full-tim...
15 November 2021 /payments /crime
Steve Goddard FME at Featurespace
A recent survey found that 93% of respondents agreed that fraudsters have become more diverse and that the speed of innovation has increased with it, resulting in greater complexity when detecting their behaviour. This stat flashed up in my mind on one of many zoom calls I attend, engaging with peers to try and get some normalcy in my life, when ...
29 June 2021 /payments /crime
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