Tip Sheet: Fighting Emerging Fraud Trends

Document: Published Dec 20, 2021

U.S.-based financial institutions have recently reported an increase in fraudulent activity across a range of accounts and lifecycle stages. Most notable are the trends in account takeover, demand deposit account and new account fraud, all of which are exploiting addressable weaknesses. What’s the best way to prevent these types of fraud? It starts with implementing the right tools.

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