In this uncertain environment, are retailers doing enough to manage the vast amount of “tick” consumers have amounted?

How is application fraud evolving? And what should fraud leaders be doing to manage fraud risk in a digitally connected world?

It’s raining data left and right, and you need to start by understanding what data you already have to fight application fraud and where there are gaps.

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority desperately wants to help 3+ million borrowers get out of persistent debt — but will the fixes work the way they want them to?

Last year saw collectors making plans to deal with new regulations, as were their colleagues throughout banking. It’s no surprise then that the most popular collections posts on the FICO Blog dealt with getting ready for IFRS 9 and GDPR.

When we talk about brute force application fraud and bot-net attacks, what are we really talking about?

In 2017, collections professionals were pulled by regulations, digital transformation, customer demands and new ways of working. Will 2018 be better?

Fraud and security are a top priority for financial institutions — but just stopping fraud isn’t enough. Managing fraud is a balancing act that starts with knowing your fraud risk appetite.

Identity theft, also known as third-party fraud losses, is just the tip of the application fraud iceberg. First-party fraud can be 10 times as much.