Fraud & Identity
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Exploring some of the top trends for the financial services industry going into the new decade from data and decisioning to fraud and customer experience.
Credit ghosting refers to the theft of a deceased person’s identity. According to the IRS, 2.5 million deceased identities are stolen each year.
Synthetic ID fraud is the fastest-growing type of financial crime in the US. The best offense means detecting synthetic identities before they're in place.
Changes in technology have added fraud risks to the online space. Read this Q&A to see how fintechs are balancing safety and an optimal customer experience.
Combatting fraud trends in loyalty and rewards programs requires device intelligence, digital identity verification email risk scoring and more.
“Frankenstein IDs” refer to synthetic identity fraud carried out by criminals that have created fictitious identities. Synthetic IDs are stitched together pieces of mismatched identities — some fake, some real, some even deceased.
The U.S. Social Security Administration’s Identity Verification and Consequences for Synthetic ID — The Eye of The Hurricane
Fraud & IdentityExperian is excited to be chosen as one of the first data and analytics companies to enable access to SSA data for verifying identity against the Federal Agency’s records.
Experian Selected as a Participant in the Initial Rollout of the SSA’s New eCBSV Service
Fraud & IdentityExperian has been named one of the 10 participants, and only credit bureau, in the initial rollout of the SSA's new eCBSV service.
What do Adam Sandler, Hugh Grant, Michael Bublé, Leo Tolstoy and Colonel Sanders have in common? They're all born on the most common birth date in the U.S.
Collections strategies demand diverse approaches, which is where collections analytics and collections models come into play. Read more!
Digital channels create convenience for consumers. However fraudsters prey on inexperienced or low-bandwidth teams without appropriate fraud tools.
A new free photo editor has taken the internet by a storm, offering an AI-powered image-altering application that allows users to see their “future self.”
Synthetic identities can run several levels deep and be so complete that you don't find them until they reach collections
You can try to prepare for the unexpected. But with fraud, you need to expect that there are trends, technology and tactics that can help and hinder