Fraudsters are using increasingly sophisticated tactics to scam consumers out of their money, but there are practical and immediate steps you can take if you’ve responded to a scam

Debit card skimming grew 96% year over year in 2023, with new geographies taking some of the top spots for points of compromise

As bank fraud increases and more customers fall victim to scams, banks in Spain need to enhance fraud protection but not at the risk of damaging customer experience

Real-time communications play a key role for banks to balance sensible friction in fraud management with customer preferences for ease and convenience

Enterprise fraud solution buyers are prioritizing investments in case management, customer engagement and decisioning, and FICO is heeding the call

These fraud trends will define 2024 as financial institutions look to enhance security and protect the customer experience

Bust-out fraud is a type of fraud that often masquerades as bad debt - but it can never be collected, because the account owner has no intention to pay

What are the strategies that are reshaping the battle against prepaid card fraud within the realm of mobile wallets?

The growth of fraud associated with real-time payments has already caused liability and regulatory changes abroad – will it happen in the United States too?

Call for analytics and digital transformation champions!

Hyper-personalized fraud management is becoming integral to banks’ abilities to extend fraud-protected but friction-free customer experiences

Debit card skimming continues to grow in the U.S. - albeit slower than last year - while other fraud like scams and first party fraud impact consumers and banks alike

With looming regulatory changes and shifting customer expectations, banks need to give hyper-personalized experiences to customers to help stop scam payments

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

A lack of context and orchestration can limit a bank’s ability to stop fraud, while increasing the potential for false positives