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Fraud Prevention

Background

Fraud is wrongful deception for financial gain. The global levels of fraud are huge and growing: according to the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (AFCE) in the USA, a typical business loses 5…

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Fraud Prevention

8 ways to protect your company from IP cyber theft

by Kylene Casanova

The majority of organisations expect an increase in cyber thefts of intellectual property (IP) in the coming year and many think that insider attacks are the greatest threat.

Fraud Prevention

Individual screening tool to be launched by SWIFT in early 2017

by Kylene Casanova

SWIFT is to launch a new hosted cloud service called Name Screening, which will allow financial institutions and corporates to look up the names of individuals for compliance and customer due diligence purposes.

Connectivity

Seven Sibos sessions corporate treasurers shouldn’t miss

by Kylene Casanova

Sibos begins today in Geneva – so which sessions will treasurers find most useful? Here are some that provide insight into topics such as cyber crisis management and the future of blockchain in finance.

Fraud Prevention

How blockchain will be used in financial services

by Kylene Casanova

Research by Finextra and Epam looks at some of the current projects using blockchain to improve cross-border transfers, trade transactions as well as data and customer identity management.

Fraud Prevention

ESAs debate consumer protection in financial services

by Kylene Casanova

The Joint ESAs Consumer Protection Day is taking place today, with the Joint Committee of the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs) holding its fourth such event in Paris.

Fraud Prevention

Does your AML compliance match your company’s growth?

by Kylene Casanova

If your firm's AML processes and systems aren't up to scratch, you could (individually and as a company) face eye-watering fines. Continuous learning could ensure you don't fall behind on AML.