Survey: Share of Businesses Reporting Fraud Attempts Jumps 58 Percent
The number of companies reporting fraud attempts leaped from 42 percent in 2016 to 67 percent in 2017, according to an annual fraud study by fraud prevention vendor IDology.
The number of companies reporting fraud attempts leaped from 42 percent in 2016 to 67 percent in 2017, according to an annual fraud study by fraud prevention vendor IDology.
To download the ABA Foundation’s full Older Americans Benchmarking Report, click here.
With Americans over age 50 accounting for 70 percent of all bank deposits, and with an estimated one in five seniors targeted by financial fraud, the ABA Foundation today released its inaugural Older Americans Benchmarking Report highlighting how banks are working to combat elder abuse.
A conversation about emerging financial crimes trends with ABA’s Ryan Rasske.
As part of the ongoing fallout from the Equifax data breach, ABA and the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center are hosting a free, ABA members-only webinar on how banks can mitigate fraud risks.
From P2P capability to enhanced biometrics, bankers should watch the newest iPhone.
In a comment letter to the Federal Communications Commission today, ABA urged the FCC to protect lawful calls made by banks and other legitimate businesses as it considers a proposed rule to permit the blocking of certain automated calls.
Just 13 percent of banks have a formalized payments strategy in place, according to a new survey released today at ABA’s inaugural Payments Forum in Washington, D.C.
Social engineering wire transfer scams cost U.S. businesses nearly $1.6 billion between October 2013 and December 2016, according to figures from the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center yesterday.
Do social media comments belong in the public CRA file… and more.