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Banking fraud - Prevention and Control
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Bank, frauds, money, credit card, online banking, internet, RBI, Financial Fraud, investigation, prosecution, recovery, restoration
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Banking, Private Banking/Wealth Management
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Banking Fraud is posing threat to Indian Economy. Recently the Reserve Bank of India has announced that bank frauds are on the rise. Moreover, than private banks the Public sector banks are having more frauds than ever. Be it from the manager who sanctions loans recklessly with or without intention and then later they come to know that they have been duped with crores of rupees. And this is an alarming scenario, after all, it is people's hard earned money. Globally, banks keep a tight vigil as any slip can bring them down and even impact the economy. The rising number of frauds has also got the central bank concerned. It's high time banks strengthen their fraud management practices. In their bid to quickly expand and grow, they are losing focus on risk control. In this topic, we shall discuss on elements, preventions and control on bank frauds..
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Dinesh Anand
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"Use of New Technology"
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Layered Voice Analysis - LVA is a security level SOFTWARE TOOL, used by CIA, Pentagon, Insurance Companies and Corporates Globally, can be effectively used for both the employee honesty and integrity and also for Borrowerfor his intentsions ......
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konkan SINGHA
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"High scrutiny of Loan applications"
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It cannot be stopped however, the Government should print its own money not the RBI, because is a private, quasi-money-laundering Bank for the big Corporates. Try finding the fiscal-deficit, you will be shocked and also find out the Government...
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R.K.MALHOTRA
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"High scrutiny of Loan applications"
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Scrutiny of Loan applications is already their and banks do that also. Some strict laws can be brought in to force but how about the person/official not allowing him to indulge in mal-practice. “Wake-up” guys, it is we all, who has to change...
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ramesh
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"• Verity Technologies launches Online Access Security Solution - Blue ID 2"
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India (Bangalore) Verity Technologies, a mobile applications company with focus on Authentication and Identity Management Services, today announced a launch of its pathbreaking Blue ID 2 technology. This new generation technology can secure...
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Prassan Kumar Sharma
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"These are Hi-tech crimes"
| 3 years ago
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Our investigation agencies are not that hi tech and that creates the disconnect in investigation. This scenario was well portrayed in movie Wednesday, police wanted to find out the person whose phone calls were warning for Bomb blast, which...
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Hitesh Thakkar
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"These are Hi-tech crimes"
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Hi Tech crimes are carried out by technology experts knowing best way to compromise the system and make the fingerprint or forensic evidences for investigation non traceable or cumbersome to trace. They use combination of Social engineering and...
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Syed Thameem
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"Lack of Internal controls, SOD & Governance"
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Fraud is vibrant in Telecom and Banking industry due to the nature of their business. Due to cost cutting, less internal controls are followed, no governance. Some banks has no Fraud Department to face the fraud issues. Now the banking industry...
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Kanad Mahesh Gandhi
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"Functioning, monitoring and poor training of employee is responsible for fraud"
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Poor training is 1 of the major reasons. But dont expect the bank to provide the A-Z of all businesses. The best they can teach is the practises of that Bank. The best way is to judge the persons recruited and find out what they are best suited...
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PS Dhingra
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"Prevention by Debit/Credit Card Users and Preventive Vigilance by Banks added with double or triple password provision"
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It is not an obligation of a single side. Both the depositors and the bankers have to be equally careful about online transactions. While due care, alertness and preventions on the part of the users of the credit/debit cards and online...
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Chandrasekar
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"Online banking security"
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The online security system should be modified in such a way that it requires multiple checks before completing a business transaction.This is for sure going to have an impact on the speed at which transaction will happen. System already has...
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Nikhil Parulkar - MFA
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"Credit Card Frauds are here to stay .."
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Credit Card fraud is the third most expensive fraud after Financial Statement Fraud and misappropriation of funds/assets. Credit Card Fraud is further classified as follows: a. Counterfeit Card Fraud - It's that card which is either printed,...
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Shan Gehlot
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"Memorise CVV (card verification value)"
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The 16-digit card number, expiry date and CVV together, are enough to complete an Internet transaction. So better memories the CVV number and blacken the CVV on card. If at all thief memorizes or takes down your card number and expiry date,...
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Manish N Chugh
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| 3 years ago
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Knowing more about the product and related rules and regulations can always keep frauds and other cheats away from a customer ... a customer is a best Saviour to himself when related to bank or financial institutions... Thank you, Manish N Cheers!!
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Omkar Kulkarni
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Yes, Alert customers can help to reduce frauds in banks. But certain things are beyond the control of customers.
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Satadru Shastri
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The awareness towards investment banking in India has increased in the past few years before that it was an alien concept. However inspite of its potential negative effects RBI has managed it well. In my opinion there is ample scope for growth...
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Suganthi Srinivasan
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Yes today instead of investment banking people prefer venture capitalist. The biggest disadvantage is the price. Many times the contrast in interests is also a big disadvantage. So it started losing its importance .......
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Vipin Bhasin
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Puneet It looks like a question.. No description for the topic from your side. Although I agree with your argument. But if it is a question then i don't think that investment banking lost his importance. How much % of population know about the...
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They should be.....
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I can pray for the prey...but Its his/her fault
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RAVI P
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"I can pray for the prey...but Its his/her fault"
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Yes. The Bank should not be held responsible. Lot of phishing frauds happening almost every day.. It is a known fact to many of the educated people who use internet often. In this case, the Bank is not at all at fault. Before you login to...
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RAMANATHA PRABHU N
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| 3 years ago
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That particular judjement may not be applicable to all cases of phishing frauds happening around within the jurisdiction of India, that will for that particular circumstances and facts of the case. So there may be future judjements on other side...
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Navjeet Sood
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"I can pray for the prey...but Its his/her fault"
| 3 years ago
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Banks and frauds go together but when it comes to phishing and cyber crime, one would put the blame on the banks. But when the talk is of ICICI in particular, I would disagree Ujjval. ICICI has been widely using all medias for informing the...
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NEELOTPAL CHANDA
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| 3 years ago
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Yes, I am completely agree with you. As near 2 yrs in insurance operations I noticed that about personal insurance, salesman are more interested for their own commissions and other interests. Which leave the importance of insurance for the...
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Prassan Kumar Sharma
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| 3 years ago
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When it comes to Insurance Sales in India, there are three major reasons people buy Insurance: 1. Tax Benifit 2. Long Term Investment 3. Hedge to life in terms of securing against uncertainties. Unfortunately in our market the point number...
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AKNR Chandra Sekhar
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Yes, personal insurance is changing its strategy in selling its products and I think it is necessary. I still remember my first insurance agent who met me when I was 25 years and explained why insurance is required. At that time it is more of...
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One young academically excellent person went for an interview for a managerial position in a big company. He passed the first interview; BUT in that Company, the director did the last interview, made the last decision. The director discovered from the CV, that the youth's academic result was excellent all the way, from the secondary school until the postgraduate research, never was there a year he did not score. The director asked, "Did you obtain any scholarship in school?" and the youth answered "no". The director asked, " Did your father pay your school fees?". The youth answered, "my father passed away when I was one year old and it was my mother who paid my school fees". The director asked, " Where did your mother work?" the youth answered, "my mother worked as cloth cleaner." The director requested the youth to show his hands and the youth showed a pair of hands that was smooth and perfect to the director. The director asked, " Did you ever help your mother wash clothes...
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Neural networks in financial engineering Neural networks have shown considerable successes in modeling financial data series. However, a major weakness of neural modeling is the lack of established procedures for performing tests for misspecified models, and tests of statistical significance for the various parameters that have been estimated. This is a serious disadvantage in applications where there is a strong culture for testing not only the predictive power of a model or the sensitivity of the dependent variable to changes in the inputs but also the statistical significance of the finding at a specified level of confidence. Rarely is this more important than in the case of financial engineering, where the data generating processes are dominantly stochastic and only partially deterministic. Partly a tutorial, partly a review, this paper describes a collection of typical applications in options pricing, cointegration, the term structure of interest rates and models of...
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In world of financial engineering , I have this information to share with you . Well the financial risks could be averted by adopting these measures . Have a look at these measures and you will know ..... The concept of livelihood insurance, where contracts will protect individuals from long-term economic risks such as the loss of a paycheck or the depreciation of one's home value. The concept of what he terms "macro markets" - where individuals, corporations, and governments alike can trade or hedge risks associated with the fluctuations in GDP or national incomes. The concept of income-linked loans - where lenders will make loans to governments, corporations or individuals whose repayment terms are tied to the incomes of these entities. Such repayment terms could be a certain percentage of one's income, which would cause the outstanding balance to decline if income levels decline. This would reduce the change of bankruptcies but will also alleviate our fears of taking more risks...
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