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Welcome to Payments FM

May 21st, 2013
Posted in Identity and Fraud

Log-in, plug in and listen to our series of payments-related podcasts by payments industry experts and thought leaders.[ READ MORE ]

Current account fraud falls as mortgage fraud rises for sixth successive year

April 10th, 2013
Posted in Identity and Fraud . Payments and Collections

Fraud figures predicted to rise throughout 2013.[ READ MORE ]

Insurers continue to count the cost of soaring fraud

March 4th, 2013
Posted in Identity and Fraud . Payments and Collections

With annual fraud losses across the UK now reaching £70 billion, it is estimated that insurance fraud now tops £2 billion.[ READ MORE ]

Hunter fraud system enhanced

February 21st, 2013
Posted in Identity and Fraud . Payments and Collections

Hunter, Experian's industry-leading data-sharing fraud prevention software, has been enhanced to improve its performance and efficiency for anti-fraud operations. [ READ MORE ]

Interview with Retail Systems magazine

February 13th, 2013
Posted in Credit Risk Management . Identity and Fraud . Payments and Collections

Online security and fraud prevention go under the spotlight during a 10-minute interview with Retail Systems' editor Karen Moss. [ READ MORE ]

Improved mortality checks via Experian have helped save Guardian Financial Services from significant annuity overpayments

January 10th, 2013
Posted in Identity and Fraud . Payments and Collections

Experian has announced a deal to provide Experian address and mortality screening services to Guardian Financial Services, the life assurance group which manages over 300,000 life insurance and pension policies.[ READ MORE ]

Pension fraud soars during the depths of a downturn

November 29th, 2012
Posted in Identity and Fraud

The financial services sector currently shoulders the £3.5 billion lion’s share of the UK’s annual £75 billion estimated fraud losses. Mortgages, currents accounts, loans and savings are all vulnerable – but evidence suggests pensions are equally at risk. While there are no precise figures for Britain’s pensions industry as a whole, annual public sector pension fraud alone is estimated to cost nearly £17 million by the National Fraud Authority. [ READ MORE ]