The financial services industry is particularly vulnerable to deepfake threats. In India, tech leaders have sounded the alarm about the risk posed by AI-driven deepfakes in the financial services and insurance (FSI) sector, CIO reports. https://www.activistpost.com/2024/09/deepfake-financial-fraud-to-surge-over-the-next-12-months-deloitte-reveals.html

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The reluctance to use phones to store a digital ID is “not necessarily due to a distrust of the technology – as we already use the device to do our banking – but rather a reaction to the centralisation of everything in our lives around the smartphone,” said Vincent Fosty, digital leader at Deloitte. Traditional physical cards are seen as more reliable and can be accessed even if a user’s phone is dead. https://www.activistpost.com/2023/11/belgians-happy-to-use-smartphones-for-many-things-just-not-digital-id.html

Banking is being reshaped by several forces, including digitization and online service delivery, and biometrics are vying for a major role in different types of interactions for financial services. Industry publication The Banker notes that synthetic identity fraud is expected by the Deloitte Center for Financial Services to generate $23 billion in fraud losses by 2030, and stakeholders see biometrics as the tool they need to fight back. Consumers appear to be ready, with a survey from PYMNTS Intelligence and AWS showing just over half of those who made an online purchase in a specified period using biometric authentication. https://www.biometricupdate.com/202310/banks-deploying-biometrics-for-ever-wider-range-of-remote-and-in-branch-interactions

Banking is being reshaped by several forces, including digitization and online service delivery, and biometrics are vying for a major role in different types of interactions for financial services. Industry publication The Banker notes that synthetic identity fraud is expected by the Deloitte Center for Financial Services to generate $23 billion in fraud losses by 2030, and stakeholders see biometrics as the tool they need to fight back. Executives from UBS and iProov say biometrics can provide a cheaper, easier way to perform banking transactions, and also back reusable digital IDs. Consumers appear to be ready, with a survey from PYMNTS Intelligence and AWS showing just over half of those who made an online purchase in a specified period using biometric authentication. https://www.activistpost.com/2023/10/banks-deploying-biometrics-for-ever-wider-range-of-remote-and-in-branch-interactions.html

Deloitte Consulting AG, a part of Deloitte Switzerland, will be using KILT for issuing reusable digital credentials for KYC and KYB processes that verify the identity of an individual or the existence of a business. The credentials will be used for regulatory compliance for banking and Decentralized Finance (DeFi), age verification for e-commerce, private logins and fundraising, the company said in a press release. https://www.biometricupdate.com/202305/deloitte-integrates-blockchain-based-digital-credentials-from-kilt-for-kyc-kyb

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