Navigating the Payments and Fraud Landscape: Global Data, Local Insights - Europe

Fraud
KPI/Analytics
Friendly Fraud
Europe
First-Party Misuse
Cybersource; Merchant Risk Council; Verifi
Jun 16, 2022
Webinars

How well does your fraud performance stack up against the latest global performance metrics? And what new fraud trends and tactics should be on your priority list? 

In this webinar, Merchant Risk Council’s VP of Programs and Technology Tracy Kobeda Brown, Cybersource Managed Risk EMEA Regional Lead Mark Strachan, and Verifi Head of International Merchant Sales and Business Development Gabe McGloin will explore the answers to these important questions, by diving into key findings and results from the recently launched 2022 Payments and Fraud Report.

Join us to hear these three fraud experts:

  • Discuss what the report’s latest fraud and payment metrics and benchmarks mean—and how you can use them to evaluate and improve your own fraud programs and strategies.
  • Provide new insights into the full business impact of fraud and how you can better protect your organization.
  • Share the latest on which new payment methods are gaining the most traction in different parts of the world—and what social and economic factors are driving their adoption.

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To solve this problem, we have devised a methodology for recognizing one customer, or one household, from different angles by applying several AI-driven technologies. 

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