Filter by:

U.S. Card Skimming Fraud Grows 700+% in First Half of 2022

Credit card and debit card skimming fraud is back with a vengeance in the US, while other fraud types are seeing global growth

Measuring Financial Resilience: Edinburgh Scoring Conference

At the 2021 Edinburgh Credit Scoring conference, we will address scoring innovations that can improve decisions in all different economic scenarios

How to Address Portfolio Risk Volatility Through Economic Uncertainty - Part 2

Building resilience into customer acquisition

How to Address Portfolio Risk Volatility Through Economic Uncertainty - Part 1

This four-part series looks at embedding portfolio resilience into decisions across the credit lifecycle through targeted application the FICO® Resilience Index

Improving Predictive Power with the FICO Score 10 Suite

Analysis showed that the FICO Score 10 suite outperformed the version of FICO Score currently in use.

How to Avoid the 5 Most Common Pitfalls when Using the FICO Resilience Index

The 5 ways we have seen FICO Resilience Index misapplied and how to avoid these common pitfalls in order to accelerate successful adoption

5 Strategies for Fighting First-Party and Synthetic Identity Fraud

How do you prevent first-party fraud and synthetic identity fraud without putting unnecessary barriers in the way of customers?

Why Do Fraudsters Use Synthetic Identities?

Synthetic identity fraud is hitting hard and financial institutions are unsure how to deal with it

Confirmation of Payee Might Not Stop Push Payment Fraud

Confirmation of payee has some benefits in fighting authorised push payment fraud, but it also has drawbacks. Here are six.

3 Things Banks Can Do to Tackle Push Payment Fraud

The pressure for banks to tackle push payment fraud is mounting – besides liability, the scope for bad publicity and loss of reputation is significant.

CECL for Auto Finance – How to Get Set for CECL?

CECL for Auto Finance - How to get ready for CECL?

Morris Dancing, the Bubonic Plague and IFRS 9

IFRS 9 changes the accounting recognition of loan impairment from an “incurred” to an “expected” loss basis, requiring new predictive models that bring the worlds of accounting and credit risk modelling ever closer together.

Take the next step

Connect with FICO for answers to all your product and solution questions. Interested in becoming a business partner? Contact us to learn more. We look forward to hearing from you.