Waiting for your regulator to require improved customer communications on scams places you at risk of distinct competitive disadvantage vis-à-vis your competitors

Defining and understanding different scam typologies yields results when identifying and preventing authorized push payment fraud

Latin America needs to get ready for the consequences of the growth of real-time payments

As regulators around the world roll out new rules to deal with APP fraud, these four tips can help payment service providers adapt to the new fraud prevention regimes

Factors driving credit score decreases observed among student loan holders involved behaviors such as delinquency on credit products including bankcards, auto loans, and mortgages

Research shows balance aggregation results in modest impact to FICO® Scores

FICO's European Fraud Map for 2020 shows how the UK, Denmark and Hungary benefitted from tight controls - while many countries did not

The profusion of payment mechanisms may be confusing for consumers, and a goldmine for fraudsters

Toby Carlin examines a wave of Brexit scams and offers advice on how to spot, prevent, and report them

Nearly four out of five respondents from UK banks said that working from home had a high or major impact on the effectiveness of their financial crime prevention

Analysis identified modest impacts to FICO Scores from forbearance-related potential increases in mortgage balance.

European card fraud reduced by 2% across 18 countries studied - but there were winners and losers

The set-up of a score validation can greatly influence model performance results — and sometimes inflate them