Following on from my review of 2020 and last year’s predictions, it’s time to have a look at what we’ll see in the fraud space in 2021.
In detective stories, the clues are there and we watch the clever detective put them together.
Given the changing nature of global business models throughout 2020, it’s clear there is a common theme amongst IT organisations to do more with less.
Cannabis-related businesses (CRBs) are showing up in more places than you may think as the industry continues to grow and expand into new markets.
It is estimated that by 2020, revenue from both legal recreational and medical cannabis in the US is likely to be in the region of $15 billion, surpassing the revenue of the National Football League.
ENGAGE 2020 was our largest event yet, and with over 30 sessions, it was impossible to attend them all.
As we reach the end of 2020, it’s good to take a step back and take stock. We can see how COVID-19 significantly altered and accelerated the trajectory of FIs’ adoption of digitalization and with that the potential of increasing instances of fraud.
In September 2020, UK Finance published their half year update on banking and payments fraud in the UK, showing the most recent fraud landscape.