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The Communications Fraud Control Association’s annual meeting and educational event was held last week (June 14 – 16) at the Allerton hotel in Chicago, IL....
Whether you call it small business, commercial, or corporate account takeover, this form of existing account fraud has been in the headlines lately and...
High-profile data breaches are back in the headlines as businesses—including many in the communications sector—fall prey to a growing number of cyberattacks. So far...
This week, American Express unveiled a new payments offering that will surely compete with not just other prepaidoptions, but will impact debit and credit...
For communications companies, acquiring new accounts is an ongoing challenge. However, it is critical to remember that managing new and existing accounts – and...
Later this month, at TRMA’s 2011 Summer conference in San Francisco, U.S. Cellular’s John Stevenson will facilitate a panel discussion by industry experts entitled...
At Experian’s recent client conference, Vision 2011, there was a refreshing amount of positive discussion and outlook on origination rates and acquisition strategies for...
The end of 2010 was a transitional time for credit card lenders. Card issuers were faced with the need to jump-start “return to growth...
By: Tracy Bremmer Score migration has always been a topic of interest among financial institutions. I can remember doing score migration analyses as a consultant...
About a month ago, Senior Decisioning Consultant Krista Santucci and I gave a presentation at Experian’s 2011 Vision Conference on Decisioning as a Service....
By: Kennis Wong Data is the very core of fraud detection. We are constantly seeking new and mining existing data sources that give us...
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is a new regulatory agency that is still evolving. But even now it’s clear that it will have...
It’s that time of year again – when people all over the U.S. take time away from life’s daily chores and embark upon that...
By: Kari Michel On March 18th 2011 the Federal Reserve Board approved a rule amending Regulation Z (Truth in Lending) to clarify portions of the...
By: Kennis Wong When we think about fraud prevention, naturally we think about mininizing fraud at application. We want to ensure that the identities used...