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Investment accounting compliance: How technology helps

Abrigo

bank and credit union regulators expect financial institutions to implement robust internal controls for managing the credit, market, liquidity, and operational and legal risks associated with investment holdings. banking regulations. You might also like this on-demand webinar, "Winning the deposit game."

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Is a Test Environment Necessary? 5 Reasons Why Financial Institutions Need One for Their AML & Fraud Monitoring Systems

Abrigo

Changes could stem from internal sources, like policies and procedures, new products, or product updates; or they could be external changes, like new compliance rules and regulations. Fraud scenarios that use single- and multi-channel fraud detection? Fraud Prevention. Fraud Prevention. Now that's big. Learn more.

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The FCA Is Proposing Changes To Help Victims Of APP Fraud

PYMNTS

on Tuesday (June 26) announced it is proposing changes to complaint handling rules to help victims of authorized push payment (APP) fraud. there were 43,875 cases of authorized push payment fraud, amounting to total losses of £236 million in 2017. The FCA takes push payment fraud and the harm it causes to consumers very seriously.

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FCA’s Consumer Duty Mandates Sharper Use of Technology

FICO

While it’s being applied in the UK, we’ve often seen other regulators follow Britain’s lead, as was the case with Treating Customers Fairly. The Consumer Duty brings a 12th principle into the FCA Handbook, known as the Consumer Principle. The means by which products are distributed is also a critical consideration for the regulator.