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How Are Banks Seriously Going To Address The Rampant Rise In Fraud?

How Are Banks Seriously Going To Address The Rampant Rise In Fraud?

by Pavle Ninkovic | Jul 3, 2019 | Articles, Channels, Customer Relationship Management, Management Information

Introduction Bank fraud is increasing day by day and at the same time getting more sophisticated. This has led to a rising demand from regulators[1], and growing expectation from customers, for banks to improve their fraud defences. The preventions currently in place...
Latest Bank Fraud Reduced in 2019? – No!!

Latest Bank Fraud Reduced in 2019? – No!!

by Robert Tripp | Nov 24, 2018 | Articles, Channels, Gateways to the Banking Industry

The Problem Authorised push payment fraud is when a fraudster tricks an individual or business into sending them an electronic payment. This is usually done by using social engineering techniques and may also involve gaining access into an individual’s email and then...
Personal Data Management and Identity Assurance in Banks

Personal Data Management and Identity Assurance in Banks

by Pavle Ninkovic | Jun 19, 2014 | Articles, Channels, Customer Relationship Management, Management Information

The rise of personal data stores (PDS) and identity assurance technologies (see white paper from Mydex) present some interesting opportunities to banks. This article firstly provides an overview of the regulatory and other contextual drivers for these technologies,...
Banking Disintegration – A New Industry?

Banking Disintegration – A New Industry?

by Robert Tripp | Aug 15, 2010 | Articles, Banking Product Engines, Channels, Customer Relationship Management, General

RBS has announced the sale of some 300 odd branches in the UK to the Santander Group; the Spanish banking group that has recently acquired Abbey, Alliance and Leicester and parts of Bradford and Bingley in the UK. The sale by RBS of some of its branches, customers and...
What is a merchant Acquirer?

What is a merchant Acquirer?

by Robert Tripp | Nov 22, 2006 | Articles, Banking Product Engines, Channels

What is a merchant Acquirer? The average Retailer wishes to accept credit and debit cards from a number of card schemes. A Merchant Acquirer is (normally) a bank who will provide the following services to the retailer. Provide a single interface to the scheme for all...
How Might Mobile Payments Work?

How Might Mobile Payments Work?

by Robert Tripp | Dec 26, 2003 | Articles, Banking Product Engines, Channels

This report outlines how Mobile Payments are working and/or are likely to work according to the following scenarios. (A) Person to Person Payments from the User’s Point of View Here the idea is that an individual would text some money to another individual to...
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