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Finablr missing £1 billion costs chairman Shetty his company

18 Aug 20 @ 13:02

Finablr, the embattled foreign-exchange business, which uncovered about £1 billion of debt hidden from its board that may have been used for purposes outside of the company and compounding a... read more

AusPayNet report shows sharp decline in card fraud in 2019

14 Aug 20 @ 10:27

Data released by the payments industry self-regulatory body Australian Payments Network (AusPayNet) revealed a 19.5% decline in card fraud in 2019, the biggest decline since fraud data was first published.... read more

2020 AML fine values already surpass 2019

10 Aug 20 @ 10:14

Duff & Phelps has launched its seventh annual Global Enforcement Review. The report found that H1 2020 has seen an uptick in AML fine values globally totalling $706 million compared... read more

Modern bank heist: How cyber criminals have evolved

31 Jul 20 @ 10:02

The financial sector is historically one of the most secure industries in the world. It needs to earn trust and convince customers that their hard-earned money is safe. Nevertheless, the fact that banks are guardians of the one... read more

Diebold Nixdorf warns banks of new ATM compromise attacks

22 Jul 20 @ 08:44

Diebold Nixdorf is warning stores, banks, and other customers of a new hardware-based form of “jackpotting,” the industry term for attacks that thieves use to quickly empty ATMs. The new... read more

Cybercrime spike as pandemic creates perfect storm for fraud

15 Jul 20 @ 10:34

With COVID-19 increasingly being used as a hook to commit fraud, threatening consumers and businesses of all sizes, a recent industry discussion was held to discuss ‘the rise of financial... read more

Clear the runway – unblocking payments in the Middle East

09 Jul 20 @ 13:10

From Egypt and Jordan through to the Gulf, the Middle East has seen a lot of progress in payments. Yet some significant roadblocks remain, including rising fraud, enabling cards for... read more

Digital banking study: Biometrics have the last password

08 Jul 20 @ 11:05

New reveals that despite universal consumer advice that one password for all financial accounts is equivalent to leaving the front door open, only 40% of UK consumers have separate passwords... read more

Rule of the machines: can AI and ML really help fight fraud?

06 Jul 20 @ 11:08

Fraud has been a problem since coins were introduced more than two thousand years ago. In today’s digital age, the problem won’t go away – indeed, it’s getting worse despite... read more

UK consumers confirm shift towards digital identity to be permanent

01 Jul 20 @ 14:03

Since the beginning of lockdown measures in late March, digital services have been the only recourse for consumers needing to prove their identity in order to access services, whether that... read more

Attackers have found new malware to steal e-commerce users payment details

23 Jun 20 @ 16:12

Kaspersky researchers have uncovered a new malware technique for stealing e-commerce users’ payment information from online shopping websites – a type of attack known as web skimming. By registering for... read more

Wirecard ex-CEO hands himself in to prosecutors in Germany

23 Jun 20 @ 09:58

The former head of embattled Wirecard has handed himself into German prosecutors after an arrest warrant was issued on Monday. Markus Braun was arrested on suspicion of false accounting and... read more

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ECB brings Central Bank money to tokenised market

23 Sep 26 @ 14:34

The European Central Bank has taken a significant step towards integrating distributed ledger technology with Europe’s core financial infrastructure, launchin... more

European E-commerce Hits €911bn as Payments Reshape Online Retail

21 Sep 26 @ 19:41

European e-commerce has broken through the €900bn barrier, underlining the growing importance of digital retail to the continent's economy while intensifying ... more

Inside A7: How Russia built a parallel cross-border payments network

24 Sep 26 @ 16:29

Russia’s attempts to circumvent Western financial sanctions have developed into a sophisticated parallel payments architecture combining traditional banking, ... more