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Why Deepfake Fraud Losses Should Scare Financial Institutions

Fraudsters have become adept at using deepfakes and have the potential to cause significant fraud losses with this terrifying technology. Learn how deepfakes are being used to defraud customers with effective impersonations of real people and what banks can do to keep their customers safe. How Deepfake Tech Enables Fraud Losses Deepfake technology ...

/security /crime

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Crypto dangers and how to stay safe..

I never thought I would start a serious blog on cryptocurrencies by mentioning Kim Kardashian. At the beginning of October 2022, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced charges and settlement against Kim Kardashian. The SEC Order found that Ms Kardashian failed to disclose that she was paid USD$250,000 to publish a post promotin...

/crypto /crime Financial Literacy for Kids

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Do Brits really trust AI when it comes to their money?

Many are divided over the safety of virtual assistants and lack trust in their use for managing finances With voice-activated services, such as SIRI, Alexa and Google Assistant now a staple in our day-to-day lives, the introduction of this technology to help manage our finances is still subjected to scrutiny. While chatbots and virtual assistants ...

/payments /crime Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

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The FCA’s new sanctions tool – how should firms prepare?

This summer, the FCA issued a letter to the Chair of the Treasury Select Committee, answering questions on new sanctions that have been created following the invasion of the Ukraine by Russia. In the letter the FCA said that it will be automating its review process. In the past, it conducted on-site meetings, using face to face interviews and docum...

/regulation /crime Financial Transformation

Stan Cowan

Stan Cowan 

Gain a Competitive Advantage with ML-Driven Fraud Prevention

Customized Machine Learning: The secret sauce of world-class risk stacks In today's world, the most successful companies work data-driven. The data science and machine learning (ML) advancements over the past ten years are truly remarkable. With breakthroughs in complex statistics and deep learning, companies have more tools and data today than ev...

/identity /crime Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

Frank Cummings

Frank Cummings CEO at AML Partners LLC

The Legitimacy Life-Cycle – All Risk Mitigated

The Legitimacy Life-Cycle – All Behavioral Risk Mitigated Lifecycle management has become an AML Compliance buzzword. But it’s often just new wrapping on the same old package. The Legitimacy Lifecycle, in sharp contrast, looks at the lifecycle challenge with a comprehensive emphasis on Risk relevance and Risk mitigation. Unlike other lifecycle-mana...

/crime RegTech

Ketharaman Swaminathan

Ketharaman Swaminathan Founder and CEO at GTM360 Marketing Solutions

Why Don’t UPI / Zelle Provide Fraud Protection?

There's a lot of buzz around cybercrime. Not a week goes by when we don't hear of someone or the other losing money to scammers and fraudsters via UPI / Zelle et al. Let's consider the following ubiquituous cybercrime described in Why Is It So Hard To Catch Cybercriminals?. "Joe uses UPI to buy something from Jane, and does not get what he ord...

/payments /crime

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Confidentiality by Design - The Future of Fraud

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...

/security /crime Transaction Fraud Systems and Analysis

Pascal Aerens

Pascal Aerens CPO at Neterium

Sanctions and the friction reduction paradox

Last week, the banking community gathered in person again for SIBOS, the largest global financial services networking event organised by SWIFT. Many sessions focused on reducing friction in payments. Today’s complex geopolitical landscape meant that sanctions – a major source of friction – were top of mind for many in attendance. As the financial ...

/regulation /crime Financial Services Regulation

Joost Van Houten

Joost Van Houten Founder & CEO at Sentinels

What are some of the main problems that regulators currently face?

We live in a time of significant financial change; two once-in-a-lifetime recession events have happened in just over a decade, and regulators are trying to get a grip on financial economic crime while not limiting innovation. Unfortunately, rapid digitization due to the pandemic has sent instances of financial crime soaring. Regulators exist to pr...

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