Consulting firm Synpulse says multinational private banks are developing their own bespoke digital fraud prevention platforms since there is a lack of ready-made solutions catering to their needs. Synpulse said in a recent report that compared with retail banks, private banks handle “infrequent, more intricate, and highly impactful” fraud cases. “A typical fraud incident may lead to financial losses ranging…
Private banks opting for tailor-made fraud prevention platforms, says Synpulse
4 May 2017

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