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Scott Olson, CMO, Outseer, taps into insights from their upcoming ‘Global Fraud and Scams Trend Report’ to explore what has exerted the most significant influence on fraud threats and mitigation since 2023. Artificial Intelligence – generative, predictive, or otherwise – continues to garner attention, but with new types of AI coming to the fore, fraudsters are also evolving which is leading to increased social engineering, phishing, and malware. The discussion also dives into staggering increases in Malware-as-a-Service and how unsophisticated fraudsters are now executing malicious programmes on consumer devices, overlaying legitimate banking apps with malware to steal personal information.
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Amidst the evolving financial services landscape, three pivotal trends have emerged: operational resilience, generative artificial intelligence, and modernisation. As institutions navigate the complexities of digital transformation, the importance of building resilient systems, harnessing the power of gen AI responsibly, and modernising tech stacks becomes increasingly evident. In a conversation with Monica Sasso, Global Financial Services Digital Transformation Lead at Red Hat, we delve into these trends, exploring their implications and the strategies needed for sustainable growth.
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At MPE 2024, Neil Caldwell, Senior Vice President, Merchant Sales & Acquiring, Visa Europe, explores the influence of Open Banking and regulatory changes such as PSD2 on the payments industry. We discuss how technologies like tokenization and biometric authentication safeguards merchants and drives growth; and look at methods for optimising payments and enhancing customer experience, alongside exciting developments in biometric payments, real-time platforms, and the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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In this episode of Predict 2024, Edward Harding, Director of Global Strategic Partnerships at Mambu, discusses the upcoming webinar on Mambu’s 2024 partner predictions report, highlighting how trends are shaping financial services and influencing strategies in the year ahead. We learn about Mambu's partnership-driven approach to industry challenges, examine rising trends such as embedded finance and generative AI, and get a preview of what to expect from the webinar on March 6th.
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