If you’re thinking fraudsters will turn over a new leaf and resolve to behave themselves in 2023, it’s time for a wake-up call, because fraudsters never change their stripes, just their tactics.

As we enter a new year, Andy Renshaw, Senior Vice President, Product Management at Feedzai – the market leader in fighting financial crime with AI – offers his top five fraud predictions for 2023.

If you’re thinking fraudsters will turn over a new leaf and resolve to behave themselves in 2023, it’s time for a wake-up call, because fraudsters never change their stripes, just their tactics.

As we enter a new year, Andy Renshaw, Senior Vice President, Product Management at Feedzai – the market leader in fighting financial crime with AI – offers his top five fraud predictions for 2023.

If you’re thinking fraudsters will turn over a new leaf and resolve to behave themselves in 2023, it’s time for a wake-up call, because fraudsters never change their stripes, just their tactics.

As we enter a new year, Andy Renshaw, Senior Vice President, Product Management at Feedzai – the market leader in fighting financial crime with AI – offers his top five fraud predictions for 2023.

If you’re thinking fraudsters will turn over a new leaf and resolve to behave themselves in 2023, it’s time for a wake-up call, because fraudsters never change their stripes, just their tactics.

As we enter a new year, Andy Renshaw, Senior Vice President, Product Management at Feedzai – the market leader in fighting financial crime with AI – offers his top five fraud predictions for 2023.

Feedzai is announcing a $50 million Series C this morning led by an unnamed VC with additional capital from Sapphire Ventures. The six year old startup builds machine learning tools to help banks and merchants spot payment fraud.

In today’s rapidly maturing world of fintech, Feedzai is trying to thread the needle between turnkey solution and customizable platform. With 60 clients including major financial institutions like Capital One and Citi, Feedzai remains optimistic that allowing savvy customers to build on top of its service is the key to longevity.

MACHINE-LEARNING is beginning to shake up finance. A subset of artificial intelligence (AI) that excels at finding patterns and making predictions, it used to be the preserve of technology firms. The financial industry has jumped on the bandwagon. To cite just a few examples, “heads of machine-learning” can be found at PwC, a consultancy and auditing firm, at JP Morgan Chase, a large bank, and at Man GLG, a hedge-fund manager. From 2019, anyone seeking to become a “chartered financial analyst”, a sought-after distinction in the industry, will need AI expertise to pass his exams.