
Heeding fraud warning signs to prevent larger losses
Community banks need one connected response across cards, payments, cybersecurity, operations and frontline teams.

Community banks need one connected response across cards, payments, cybersecurity, operations and frontline teams.

Reading Time: 2 minutesWith fraud losses among Americans estimated to be anywhere from $12 billion to $160 billion, it will take a coordinated effort to combat this dangerous threat.

Fraud isn’t only a risk to manage within financial institutions; it’s quickly becoming one of the most critical tests of trust between banks and their clients.

Reading Time: 2 minutesThe bank must be able to prove the customer authorized the payment order, and that its security procedures were “commercially reasonable.”

Reading Time: 2 minutesWhen it comes to fraud, it takes a village.

Reading Time: 3 minutesRule 1033 would require financial institutions and other data providers to help consumers access and share their data securely using application programming interfaces.

Is the notion of “faster payments, faster fraud” just a myth?

The story of a WWII vet falling victim to financial exploitation exposes system gaps and the growing sophistication of criminals.

Community banks need one connected response across cards, payments, cybersecurity, operations and frontline teams.

Culture matters, but it raises an important distinction that many organizations haven’t fully considered.

AI is giving compliance officers a rare commodity: time to get ahead of risk instead of chasing it.