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AI Becomes the Banker: 21 Case Studies Transforming Digital Banking CX

Finextra

In the sections below, we break down the impact by five key areas of customer experience: personalization, self-service, customer engagement, support automation and accessibility. Indeed, 64% of finance leaders report using AI for fraud detection and risk management in their institutions.

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Navigating the rise of AI-enabled fraud

The Payments Association

Fraudsters are continuously finding new sophisticated ways of leveraging AI to carry out cyber threats, with traditional fraud prevention methods, which rely on fixed rules and human intervention, being no longer sufficient to detect and mitigate the complex and evolving tactics used by fraudsters.

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Tuum and Sumsub Team Up to Enhance Fraud Prevention for Financial Institutions

Finovate

Regulatory compliance and fraud prevention are no longer just obligationsthey are critical to long-term success in financial services,” Tuum Partnerships Director Peter DeSouza said. This will enable them to onboard customers faster and comply with international KYC/AML regulations.

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Modernizing Government Payment Systems for Efficiency and Trust

Clearly Payments

The Case for Modernizing Payment Systems Modernizing payment processing systems can unlock a host of benefits for government agencies: Enhanced Efficiency: Automated processes reduce manual errors, speed up payment reconciliation, and lower operational costs.

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RT2: A strategic transformation for UK payment providers

The Payments Association

Filip Berlikowski CTO, Payall "RT2’s real-time capabilities and ISO 20022 structured data will transform UK payments—enabling immediate fraud detection, reducing false positives, and turning compliance into a competitive edge. Moving beyond minimum compliance unlocks real business value.

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The future of payments: Key trends that will shape 2025

The Payments Association

AI is already essential for fraud detection, offering real-time monitoring to prevent issues. It also supports regulatory compliance by automating checks. Goldman Sachs predicts over $200 billion in AI investments in Europe next year, meaning were only beginning to explore its possibilities.

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Payments trends report 2024

The Payments Association

Table of Contents Voices from the industry: Insights into the 2024 payments landscape In 2024, we witnessed a convergence between consumer and B2B payments, driven by the rise of BNPL adoption, AI-powered fraud detection, and the continued digitalisation of payment platforms. However, this growth is not without its hurdles.