A top 10 financial institution observed a high manual review rate for new customer applications was cutting into account opening numbers and lifetime value metrics. By introducing Neustar data into existing checks, the financial institution could reduce manual review populations 35%, reduce incurred fraud 11%, and increase new customer acquisition 1%.
Cybercriminals are driving fraud rates higher and pressuring financial institutions to increase rather than reduce consumer friction. Learn how forward-thinking firms address fraud threats and improve customer experience via integrated identity verification.
Financial institutions risk losing millions to fraud while frustrating loyal customers when they do not know whom to trust in digital interactions. Flag possible fraud while allowing legitimate transactions through faster by understanding whether the consumer’s identity links to their device.
Nearly all fraud via digital channels begins in the authentication process. New devices present a big question mark. Watch this webcast to discover how to leverage device-based identity linkages to identify legitimate consumers while minimizing fraud risk exposure.
Not only are fraud costs increasing, but fraudsters are constantly working hard to discover new avenues of attack—and are getting better at covering their tracks. Learn how forward-thinking financial organizations are improving fraud prevention and customer experience with dynamic data elements.
Banks at the forefront of modernization initiatives are redefining their authentication strategies to embrace secure and user-friendly passwordless technologies. So what’s the solution for addressing the limitations of traditional passwords?
In customer authentication, there is a difficult balance that organizations must strike between security and usability — because customers expect both.
The acquisition of the small-business lending marketplace Boefly and partnerships with the loan software company nCino and the construction lending fintech Built are among the efforts helping the New Jersey bank compete with fintechs that have gotten good at serving niche markets, says Frank Sorrentino, its CEO.