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Vendor Profile: Informed.IQ
This report profiles Informed.IQ, a provider of artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML) solutions to lenders and a major player in the fraud prevention market for automotive loans.
Complacent RiskTech vendors are sleepwalking into a new, deregulated reality
Tectonic regulatory and legislative upheaval promises to transform financial institutions’ RiskTech spending. As compliance-based revenue streams slow due to deregulation, solution vendors will need to adopt more business risk-focused strategies for their product lines. Chartis Chief Researcher Sid Dash considers the likely impact of growing deregulation, and how vendors can prepare.
Next-Generation Case Management for Financial Crime Risk Management
A collaborative article by Chartis and NICE Actimize.
FRAML and beyond – fighting crime, the integrated way
A collaborative article by Chartis and NICE Actimize.
Fraud-busting in the new ‘normal’: keeping costs and false positives down post-COVID
Fraudsters are profiting from the pandemic, while financial firms’ fraud-detection systems are swamped with false positives. As firms adjust to a new ‘normal’, graph analytics and supervised and unsupervised models can help them keep pace with criminal behavior.