All articles by Douglas Blakey

Douglas Blakey

New anti-scam sharing tech unveiled – CBA first Australian bank to launch

In a market first, CBA is to integrate and share information into a new ‘anti-scam intelligence loop’ making it faster to report and remove scams across banking, digital platforms and telecommunications

Oscilar launches AI-powered ACH fraud detection solution

Oscilar solution leverages advanced machine learning algorithms, generative AI techniques, and real-time data analysis and explainability

Lumin Digital agrees partnership with Pinwheel

Collaboration aims to offer banks and credit unions advanced digital deposit switching solution, Pinwheel Prime

Westpac launches real time warnings for scam payments

Westpac Verify will help individuals and small businesses identify potential scams before they’ve made a payment

44% of US consumers are open to AI in banking–with a few caveats

Consumers are receptive to automated saving advice and fraud detection but unsure about complex integrations, according to GFT’s Banking Disruption Index

Moldindconbank partners with Salt Edge to comply with open banking legislation

Moldova-based Moldindconbank joins forces with open banking solutions provider, Salt Edge, to comply with PSD2 legislation

Global financial firms launch innovation challenge to deliver positive environmental impact

FinTech Scotland and eleven industry partners, invite innovative companies from across the world to participate in challenge, with successful firms potentially eligible for funding of up to £50,000

How Canadians bank: Canadian Bankers Association highlights that digital banking has become the norm

The biennial study examines the banking trends and attitudes of Canadians

JP Morgan joins MACH Alliance

Initiative fuels the importance of composability in a future-ready digital ecosystem and highlights the significance of MACH technology in financial services

3m ‘Frankenstein’ identities pose multi-billion-pound fraud threat to UK businesses

The latest fraud threatening the UK could cost businesses at least £4.2bn if appropriate steps are not taken, according to research from LexisNexis Risk Solutions