Reducing fraud, improving debt collection and building customer loyalty are three gains businesses can achieve with a great customer communication strategy

Lenders in Brazil can improve collections and fraud strategies by optimizing the balance of digital message channels

FICO survey shows even digital-savvy customers still prefer to open accounts in branches - understanding their reasons can help you give them confidence in digital channels

By predicting customer scenarios and automating collections communications, telco operators can improve collections and lower costs

July data shows Brazil's credit portfolio is in good shape - combined with a decline in delinquency, this makes a fertile ground for credit granting

This deep dive into the credit health of the Brazilian market presents a positive national scenario, leading to recommendations for growth in multiple credit products

Fraud prevention leaders outline their concerns and priorities for tackling application fraud at FICO virtual roundtable

One effective way for service providers to protect customers against fraud schemes is through automated, real-time, two-way communication and notification

Service providers can expect to achieve improvements of 30% or more from applying advanced analytics to fight subscription fraud

Criminals are exploiting subscription fraud and using it as a gateway to other crimes - here's FICO's advice on how to stop it

FICO’s Fraud, Identity and Digital Banking Survey 2022 shows that customers in Canada want slick onboarding processes, where fraud controls work but don’t delay account opening

Trade-based money laundering is the process of disguising the proceeds of crime and moving value using trade transactions to legitimize their illicit origins

Three new success stories show how banks are using technology and best practices to fight AML in the pandemic

With all the expense pressures that AML programs face, corporations are seeking ways to reduce the regulatory burden, and top of mind is robotic process automation

Regulators will look to tighten up on financial crime next year