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Artificial Intelligence (AI) will foster the most change of any technology Ravi Subramanian has seen in his 25 years in finance because it allows visionaries to dream big.
The digital banking shift, digital payments, cryptocurrencies and artificial intelligence (AI) are critical factors behind escalating global financial crime compliance costs that exceed $200 billion. Those are among the findings in LexisNexis Risk Solutions’ True Cost of Financial Crime Compliance Study for 2023.
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Community banks have faced increased challenges. Open access to generative AI and a possible open banking ruling may be a game changer.
Pagbank reported 30 million customers, a 19% increase from 24.8 million a year earlier, now among Latin America's largest neobanks.
First-party fraud is rife, costing over $100 billion a year. Many say they're accidental, but data sharing could stop repeat offenders.
Proposed regulations recently released by the Treasury Department help bring added clarity to participants in the digital asset economy. But the process is far from over. Investors, centralized crypto exchanges, payment processors, some hosted wallet providers, and some decentralized exchanges are the most affected. Miners, stakers and developers are not impacted.
The UK gig economy is underserved by lenders' traditional affordability assessment. A shift to probability of future income could be key.
The top five stories in fintech this week as featured on the Fintech Nexus 5 are from CFPB, JPMorgan and Mastercard, The State of New York, The Federal Reserve and Plaid
The Chief Risk Officer at Pipe provides new perspective on the collaboration between risk and product teams in fintech
In a long awaited move, the CFPB proposed a rule to improve consumer access to their financial data and drive the shift to open banking.