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Banks Embrace Conservative Use of Social Media in Wake of Data Scandals

Bank Innovation

PREMIUM —Banks appear to have recoiled from the deep, detailed use of social media data in their marketing. Bank’s senior vice president of brand advertising and social media, Kelly […]. One taking a conservative approach is U.S.

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7 Steps to Define a Data Governance Structure for a Mid-Sized Bank (Without Losing Your Mind)

Perficient

Look for folks who: Actually understand the data (a rare breed, cherish them) Can handle details without going cross-eyed Won’t melt down when stuck between the rock of compliance and the hard place of IT Bonus: Give them a fancy title like “Data Integrity Czar.”

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Can CBANC Crack the Bank Social Media Riddle?

Bank Innovation

billion Facebook users (give or take a few million), it’s clear banks can’t keep their employees from social media. That opens bank systems to attacks via phishing and social engineering. But social media can also be useful for networking and tapping Read More.

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Exploring Industry Shifts in Banking Compliance at XLoD

Perficient

Representatives from all three lines of defense—operational management, risk management/compliance, and internal audit—attend to present, discuss, and learn about industry shifts that are impacting risk and regulatory compliance. Sessions include a keynote interview with former FBI director James B.

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Top 3 Banking Secrets to Stay Relevant with Gen Z Consumers

Speaker: Brian Muse-McKenney, Chief Revenue Officer & Matt Simester, Cards and Payments Expert

In today’s world of social media, dating apps, and remote work, businesses risk becoming irrelevant (or getting "ghosted") if they fail to meet the evolving needs of Gen Z consumers. Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to learn how you can stay relevant and stay top of wallet with Gen Z consumers!

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Fraud typologies all financial institutions should know

Abrigo

Variations include: Pig butchering scams Scammers build relationships with victims through social media or dating apps, persuading them to invest in cryptocurrency or other financial opportunities. These scams often take place on dating apps and social media.

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Love and lies: How financial institutions can help prevent confidence scams

Abrigo

Fraudsters create fake profiles on dating apps and social media platforms, using stolen images and fabricated stories to build relationships with their targets. Scammers can use details shared on dating sites and social media platforms to better target victims.

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