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Identity Risk Management: Strategic Approaches to Mitigate Risk

Seon

Identity theft presents significant challenges to businesses, making proactive risk mitigation essential for regulatory compliance, trust, asset protection, and operational integrity. The rise of online transactions and evolving cybercrime tactics highlight the urgent need for strong identity risk management and monitoring.

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Understanding Risk Management Strategies as a PayFac

Stax

PayFacs handle risk assessment, underwriting, settling of funds, compliance, and chargebacks which exposes them to greater potential risks. Major risk factors for PayFacs include fraudulent transactions, merchant credit risk, regulatory compliance, and operational risks.

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5 Strategies for Protecting the Public and Private Sectors from Cybersecurity Threats

VISTA InfoSec

In jurisdictions where regulatory compliance is stringent, such as in Singapore, audits are an indispensable part of the cybersecurity framework. Developers typically release updates to address any new threats they identify, which makes it crucial for organizations to apply these updates promptly.

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What Regulatory Challenges Should Banks and Fintechs be Aware of When Leveraging BaaS?

The Fintech Times

While BaaS solutions offer a lot of potential, many have concerns regarding the regulatory compliance of providers and the third parties that use them. To find out more about the regulatory hurdles the BaaS space possesses, we reached out to industry leaders and asked them which regulatory challenges fintechs should be most aware of.

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The Evolution of Insurtech and its Impact on Traditional Insurance Models

Fintech Review

IoT devices, such as smart home sensors and connected cars, provide real-time data that insurers can use for risk assessment and mitigation. These challenges include legacy systems, regulatory compliance, and cultural resistance to change. Insurers need to develop robust risk management frameworks to address these challenges.

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Charting Course: Building a Cannabis Banking Compliance Program

Innovative Payments Association

This includes assessing the risk of money laundering, financial crime, and regulatory violations. By understanding these risks, businesses can develop appropriate controls to mitigate them. Develop Written Policies and Procedures Clear and comprehensive written policies and procedures are essential for a strong compliance program.

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Amica Mutual Insurance Leverages AI-Powered Property and Climate Risk Analytics From ZestyAI

The Fintech Times

As natural catastrophes, including wildfires and convective storms, become more frequent and severe, insurers are looking for new ways to accurately predict and proactively address the growing threat of climate risk. Recognising this, ZestyAI provides property-specific data to help insurers determine the true risk for each property.

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