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Remote banking is hot, fraud is not
Derek Wylde, Head of Group Fraud Risk, HSBC Group, discusses the latest trends in fraud detection and prevention and the move to mobile banking. What do these trends mean for global banking firms and what can you do to protect your customer in real-time?
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Are organized fraudsters winning the big data battle?
Organized fraudsters love the big data battle because – for many organizations – siloed data and too much data make finding fraud as difficult as finding the same needle in a new haystack. Ellen Joyner says firms can bring big data and organized fraudsters down to size with a layered analytics approach combined with high-performance computing.
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Turning a cost center into a money generator
Claims is arguably the most important of all insurance business processes.To a significant extent, claims recovery represents an unrealized opportunity for insurers, but opportunities for claims recovery are often obscured by the sheer volume of claims data available. Claims recovery analytics provides a win-win for the customer and the insurer.
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Risk management: A business strategy perspective
Renzo Avesani, Risk Management Director at Unipol Gruppo Finanziario, says that the view of a risk management department that is solely used for risk measurement is not only out-dated but dangerous. To manage risk and compete in today’s risky environment, Avesani says Unipol has integrated risk management into the business strategy. Read Unipol’s methodology for success.
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Innovation and creativity make the most of risk management solutions
The challenge to accomplishing something big – really big – is often getting the right people on board from the beginning. Tham Ming Soong, former United Overseas Bank CRO, talks with SAS CEO Jim Goodnight about UOB’s success with big data and high-performance analytics.
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Modernizing financial risk management
Financial institutions now need to execute risk management decisions in a more timely manner.This GARP Webcast – presented by SAS – will examine the new technology paradigms that are enabling more timely financial risk management practices.


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