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6 Benefits of AI Insurance Claims Processing

Nanonets

Integrating AI and automation into the underwriting workflow presents a significant opportunity to minimize the time allocated to administrative tasks, manual processes, and repetitive data entries. In addition, AI can help insurance firms evaluate risk with high accuracy by analyzing large volumes of data.

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Understanding Risk Management Strategies as a PayFac

Stax

In this article, we’ll discuss what SaaS companies looking to become payment facilitators need to know about risk management strategies. PayFacs handle risk assessment, underwriting, settling of funds, compliance, and chargebacks which exposes them to greater potential risks.

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New York Bolsters Cybersecurity Requirements

Global Fintech & Digital Assets

Covered financial institutions now face heightened expectations in relation to cybersecurity governance, risk assessment, and incident reporting. Requirements related to business continuity and disaster recovery have also been included for the first time.

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Master SOX Compliance: A Comprehensive Guide for 2023

FloQast

Risk Assessment Risk assessment is the process of identifying and evaluating the risks that could impact achieving a company’s objectives. A risk assessment typically involves: Identifying risks Assessing the likelihood and impact of the risks Prioritizing the risks Developing risk mitigation strategies 3.

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Generative AI in Banking and Adult Entertainment

Segpay

8 minute read Artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized many industries, with Generative AI emerging as a transformative force in the vast world of content creation. Deploying generative AI will be a dual-edged sword, presenting exciting opportunities and significant risks. Look at the Bright Side!

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The quest for operational resilience: Mastering digital transformation

The Payments Association

The first being technology infrastructure, where cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI) and automation reshape the way financial services operate. The second pillar, cybersecurity and risk management, has become increasingly complex as cybercriminals exploit the rise of digital payments and remote working.