JPMorgan, Bank of America respond to CFPB lawsuit

JPMorgan, Bank of America respond to CFPB lawsuit

Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Early Warning Services are standing firm against allegations made by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau today.  This morning, the CFPB filed a lawsuit against Zelle parent company Early Warning Services, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo alleging the institutions failed to safeguard consumers from fraud, resulting in…

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CFPB lawsuit against bank giants is ‘regulatory overreach,’ Zelle says

CFPB lawsuit against bank giants is ‘regulatory overreach,’ Zelle says

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced today that it has sued Early Warning Services, Bank of America, JPMorgan and Wells Fargo for allegedly failing to implement anti-fraud safeguards on peer-to-peer payments network Zelle.   Customers of the financial institutions named in today’s lawsuit have accumulated more than $870 million in losses due to the alleged failure…

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Bank of America clients tap Erica for subscription monitoring

Bank of America clients tap Erica for subscription monitoring

Bank of America clients are using the bank’s AI-driven digital assistant Erica for data-driven insights to manage subscriptions and recurring costs.   In the third quarter, 20 million bank clients looked to Erica’s insights to specifically understand their spending habits, a bank spokesperson told Bank Automation News. This is up from 19.6 million active Erica…

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People First FCU to add FedNow send capabilities in 2025

People First FCU to add FedNow send capabilities in 2025

People First Federal Credit Union has joined the Federal Reserve’s real time payments network, FedNow, as a receiver and aims to expand its capabilities to include send functions to improve customer experience in 2025.  Prior to this expansion, the $930 million credit union had been looking to improve its fraud detection capabilities; it has done…

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Fintech startup Chime submits confidential filing for IPO

Fintech startup Chime submits confidential filing for IPO

Chime Financial Inc., a financial technology company focused on no-fee banking services, has submitted a confidential filing with the US government for its initial public offering, according to people familiar with the matter. The company aims to go public in 2025, said the people, who asked not to be identified because the information is private….

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Transactions: Red Hat to host SBS solutions

Transactions: Red Hat to host SBS solutions

Red Hat’s cloud platform OpenShift will now host digital solutions for digital banking service provider SBS, according to a Dec. 12 SBS release.  Through Red Hat’s OpenShift, banks and financial institutions can “benefit from cloud technologies within their existing infrastructures that have been built in compliance with strict regulations around data privacy and security,” Xavier…

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ROI of AI: Is the juice worth the squeeze?

ROI of AI: Is the juice worth the squeeze?

C-suite executives at financial institutions are implementing AI and generative AI throughout their organizations, but as experimentation turns into application, the question is: Is the juice worth the squeeze?  Ninety-eight percent of industry leaders say integrating AI into their strategies will drive a 52% increase in revenue during the next five years.   This is…

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Klarna fined M for neglecting fraud regulations

Klarna fined $46M for neglecting fraud regulations

Klarna, the Swedish fintech that provides buy now, pay later services, was fined 500 million Swedish Kronor ($46 million) by Sweden’s Financial Supervisory Authority for violating anti-money laundering rules. The regulator in a Dec. 11 statement said that Klarna had “significant deficiencies” in its crime prevention measures, including failing to assess how its services could…

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