| Mastercard: Helping Law Enforcement Fight Back Against Fake Cards Counterfeit cards may be less of a problem in much of the developed world since EMV, but they are far from gone, said Derek Pak, Mastercardâs regional head of Customer Fraud Management in Asia-Pacific. Pak said that the Mastercard Forensic Reader is now helping law enforcement in that region to identify fake cards in a matter of seconds, as well as helping banks, consumers and law enforcement to turn the tide against fake cards. |
| Can Robots Fight Fraud And ID Theft? Robots can do a lot of things â flip burgers, perform surgery, pour a drink, and refill prescriptions. They also now fight fraud. How they do that, and the benefits that unleashing bots on fraud deliver, is the focus for Thursdayâs Live Digital Discussion with Karen Webster and Socureâs Sunil Madhu. Care for a sneak peek? |
| | Credit Union Tracker™ | | NEW REPORT: New Regs Open New Markets For Credit Unions Credit unions are often beholden to rules intended for traditional banks. Recent regulatory shifts, however, are opening new doors that could help credit unions play a greater role in markets like real estate lending and even legalized marijuana. The new Credit Union Tracker⢠looks at how these changes are creating new business opportunities, while inviting innovation. Plus, Hawaii First FCU CEO Laura Aguirre on how the credit union is resettling residents affected by volcanic activity with tailored products and offerings. |
|
