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Elder Fraud: 5 Ways to Protect the Ones You Love

Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day - but fraudsters are gunning for the elderly every day

4 Ways to Create a Better Customer Experience in Fraud

Here are 4 lessons in how to create a better fraud experience for customers - based on a terrible experience

Top Reads for a Digital Detox While Self-Isolating

Check out these book suggestions for a break from your devices!

Fraud Watch: Top Things to Binge Safe at Home

Check out these binge-worthy financial crime and fraud shows!

Fraud and Resiliency: Building a Plan Beyond the Immediate Crisis

Discover new ideas and best practices for managing customer protection and regulatory compliance in this webinar series

8 Tips for Avoiding COVID-19 Scams

Helpful tips to stay vigilant about fraud

Video: How to Protect Your Children from Identity Theft

View these simple steps to protect your child - and watch your "sharenting"

Fraud and Financial Crime 2020: Child ID Theft and More

Identity theft, AML and financial crime convergence will reshape the year

Collections: UK Card Trends Show Delinquent Balances Mounting

2-cycle balances growing for cards raise issues around Persistent Debt

Beyond Biometrics: Three Ways We Make Sure It’s Your Customer

The new rules of authentication demand multiple methods, which we provide in our latest solutions

Is First-Party Fraud a Credit Risk Problem?

It's important to break down divisions between credit risk and fraud groups to fight first-party fraud

How to Protect Your Children from Identity Fraud

Freezing your children's credit at the credit bureaus can help safeguard them from child identify fraud

Identity Theft: An Unexpected Way to Protect Yourself

Add the US Postal Service to your defences against identity theft and mail fraud

The New White Walkers: Zombie Synthetic Identity Fraud

Synthetic identity frauds that strategically hid themselves in the bad debt book may be coming back from the dead as zombie synthetic identity fraud.

Persistent Debt – Moving from Prevention to Competing

My last two posts on persistent debt in the UK focused on compliance and prevention. Here’s a different angle: Can issuers actually compete in this area?

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