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Capital and Risk, Credit, Operational

Equifax’s Credit Locking App is Glitching

February 1, 2018

Via: Bank Innovation

Credit reporting service Equifax launched a consumer mobile app yesterday, an app that would allow users to lock credit access via mobile — that is – if it would stop freezing and glitching in the middle of processing such requests. […]


Capital and Risk, Operational

Swift calling time on cybercrime with new payment controls

April 12, 2017

Via: Banking Technology

Swift has unveiled a new real-time payment controls service to add to its customers’ existing fraud controls. The new fraud and cybercrime prevention service will enable its customers to screen their payment messages according to their own chosen parameters, “enabling […]


Activity, Corporate Banking

Is Startup Culture A Barrier to Bank Partnerships?

April 10, 2017

Via: Bank Innovation

Fintechs are becoming more entrenched into the financial ecosystem, with the majority of banks now firmly on the side of collaboration, rather than conflict. More than 80% of financial incumbents anticipate developing more partnerships with fintechs in the next five […]


Activity, Corporate Banking

Deutsche Bank opens innovation lab in New York

March 21, 2017

Via: Banking Technology

Deutsche Bank has opened an innovation lab in New York, its fourth globally. The lab is part of its five-year plan for €1 billion investment in digital initiatives. It is sited in Lower Manhattan’s Fulton Center and will explore new […]


Capital and Risk, Operational

U.S. Bank Wants To Remove Passwords From Login in 2017

February 21, 2017

Via: Bank Innovation

Customer authentication processes at banks have evolved from mere security questions and “date-of-birth” kind of passwords. Biometrics and behavioral analytics are taking over banking apps for good, and U.S. Bank, recognizing that, has set a target: removing passwords “altogether” from […]


Retail Banking

Ways Banks Are Evolving in 2017

January 17, 2017

Via: GOBankingRates

A new year means new banking trends. And while no one can predict all the ups and downs of the economy, leading financial experts have some specific ideas about what 2017 will mean for banking. From new technologies to rising […]


Capital and Risk, Operational

Tesco Bank resumes full service, refunds £2.5m to 9,000 customers

November 9, 2016

Via: Banking Technology

Tesco Bank has refunded £2.5 million to 9,000 customers who had money stolen from their accounts by fraudsters over the weekend. It has also resumed “normal services” following the temporary suspension of online transactions from current accounts (“to prevent criminal […]


Capital and Risk, Operational

Tesco Bank suspends online transactions due to cyberattack

November 7, 2016

Via: Banking Technology

UK-based Tesco Bank has revealed that 20,000 of its customers had up to £2,000 stolen from their accounts in a cyberattack. As a result, all online transactions have been frozen for 24 hours until the situation is bank “under full […]


Capital and Risk, Operational

Cyber challenge can be met, says Swift

September 27, 2016

Via: Banking Technology

Swift has committed to help its members combat the cyber threat “in challenging times”, delegates heard during yesterday’s opening plenary session. Security will be a feature every day of the conference because “the cyber threat is here to stay”, said […]


Capital and Risk, Operational

Swift slow on strong security say execs

August 17, 2016

Via: Banking Technology

Current and former executives and managers of Swift, say for years the organisation suspected there were weak points in the way smaller banks used its messaging terminals – but did not address the issues, according to Reuters. In a lengthy […]


Capital and Risk, Operational

US Bank workers, ADP hit by tax refund thieves

May 4, 2016

Via: Yahoo

Some workers at U.S. Bank had their stolen identities used to file fraudulent tax returns through human resources software firm ADP, according to cybersecurity blogger Brian Krebs. About 2 percent of U.S. Bank’s more than 67,000 employees had their tax […]


Regulations

Should Banks Expect New Cybersecurity Guidance?

February 12, 2016

Via: Bank Info Security

How will federal banking regulators respond to growing criticism of the Cybersecurity Assessment Tool issued by the Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council? There is no formal response yet, but the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has issued a new publication that […]