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Key takeaways from ThinkBIG 2024: Insights for banks and credit unions

Abrigo

Koch stressed the importance of using technology to enhance internal operations and service levels. This opening panel session of ThinkBIG 2024 was just one of many presentations from over 90 speakers this week. ThinkBIG 2024 provides a platform for sharing strategies and insights critical to the success of banks and credit unions.

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Top 6 Trends for the Banking Industry in 2024

Perficient

This blog was co-authored by Perficient’s Chief Strategist and banking expert: Scott Albahary A slowing global economy, coupled with a divergent economic landscape, poses challenges for the banking industry in 2024. The emergence of modern alternatives to traditional credit scoring signifies a broader movement toward financial inclusion.

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Why boosting your check fraud prevention is worth the effort

Abrigo

4 Reasons better check fraud prevention is a good investment Check fraud is on the rise. Learn how you can save time and money in the long run by updating check fraud prevention capabilities today. At the same time, check fraud is increasing dramatically. At the same time, check fraud is increasing dramatically.

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Safeguarding new banking products from fraud

Abrigo

6 Steps t o mitigate fraud risk tied to new products Your AML and fraud teams' input is key when it comes to offering new bank products. You might also like this infographic, "Beyond immediate fraud losses: How the costs and impacts of fraud snowball." download NOW Takeaway 1 Fraud losses totaled $485.6

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AI Regulations for Financial Services: Japan

Perficient

The economic risks of AI to the financial systems include everything from the potential for consumer and institutional fraud to algorithmic discrimination and AI-enabled cybersecurity risks. On April 19, 2024, the Japanese government published new “AI Guidelines for Business Version 1.0” (the “Guidelines”).

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AI Regulations for Financial Services: OCC

Perficient

The economic risks of AI to the financial systems include everything from the potential for consumer and institutional fraud to algorithmic discrimination and AI-enabled cybersecurity risks. On June 6, 2024, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (“OCC”) Acting Chairman, Michael J.

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AI Regulations for Financial Services: US Treasury Department

Perficient

The economic risks of AI to the financial systems include everything from the potential for consumer and institutional fraud to algorithmic discrimination and AI-enabled cybersecurity risks. The report identified opportunities and challenges that AI presents to the security and resiliency of the financial services sector.