FIs divided on fraud data control
Financial institutions are looking to data-sharing consortiums to defend against financial crime as consumer fraud losses reached nearly $9 billion...
Victor Swezey is a reporter based in New York City and a Dow Jones News Fund Business Reporting Fellow. He is also a rising senior at Columbia University studying Comparative Literature. Prior to Bank Automation News, he has worked at The Daily Beast, the Tampa Bay Times and Columbia Daily Spectator. You can reach him at vswezey@royalmedia.com or follow him on Twitter @vicswezey.
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