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Identity Theft, Real-Time Payment Scams Top Concerns for Singapore Consumers

Fintech News

The study shows that 26% of Singaporeans fear being tricked into sending money to criminals, exposing them to immediate and often irretrievable financial losses. Identity theft remains a prominent worry, with 25% of respondents citing it as their top financial crime concern.

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Top 4 APAC Firms Leading The in The War Against Financial Crime

Fintech News

Over the past years, financial crime tech has risen to prominence, driven by increasing complexity and frequency of financial crimes, stricter regulations and compliance requirements, and technological advancements. The study, which surveyed nearly 50,000 people from 43 countries, found that 25.5%

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Data Dive, Criminality Edition: Fingerprints And Wire Fraud And Money Laundering (Oh My!)

PYMNTS

The marketplace operators sell the data to cybercriminals who use it for identity theft, online fraud and other crimes – and the data is worth anywhere from $5 to $200. Crime and Punishment: Money Laundering. Crime pays, no matter what you’ve been told – until it doesn’t.

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A cautionary tale of open banking

Payments Source

Open banking and identity services are both still evolving to meet the needs of the new digital economy. These communities will need to connect at the hip to prevent fraud, avoid identity theft and to deter other financial crimes, like money laundering.

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Deutsche Bank’s Exposure Grows In Danske Money Laundering Probe

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Deutsche Bank’s exposure to the Danske Bank money laundering scandal has increased after the bank found it processed an additional €31bn of suspicious funds for Danske Bank than previously thought, reported Financial Times. In three months, the bank said it had flagged 16 cases linked to drugs and identity theft.

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Top 5 FICO Fraud Posts of 2019: From Zombies to Money Laundering

FICO

Due to technology, money laundering is becoming more diverse and difficult to trace, forcing anti-money laundering systems to upgrade as well. Financial Crime Compliance Predictions 2019: Stop the Scandals! Financial Crime Compliance Predictions 2019: Stop the Scandals! Read the full post.

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Ex-Microsoft Engineer Guilty Of 18 Felonies After Pilfering $10M In eCurrency

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Following a five-day trial in the Western District of Washington, Kvashuk was convicted of five counts of wire fraud, six counts of money laundering, two counts of aggravated identity theft, two counts of filing false tax returns, and one count each of mail fraud, access device fraud, and access to a protected computer in furtherance of fraud.

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