RESEARCH REPORT

4 Trends for Credit Unions to Combat Fraud

These are the findings from the 3rd annual State of Fraud & AML report, in which we surveyed 350+ fraud and AML practitioners. This research report dives specifically into the findings from 50+ credit unions across the US.
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A preview into key findings

  • ATOs: reported at the most time-consuming, costly, and largest concern across credit unions
  • Scams: 67% of credit unions report reimbursing victims of scams, costly the business even more money
  • Check Fraud: over half (52%) of credit unions reported a 25-75% increase in check fraud in the past year
  • Real-Time Monitoring: 74% of credit unions have not yet implemented Real-Time Monitoring!
  • Investigative Burden: shockingly 73% of credit unions report seeing an increase in SAR Filings. Of those, 17% reported the increase was significant.

About this report

The financial landscape is continuously changing. Fraud is rampant, and payments are moving faster than ever. Credit Unions are facing account takeovers and a rise in scam activity, while check fraud continues to plague the industry, each costing them significant time and money. The ability to perform real-time monitoring (RTM) and deploy rules quickly can assist in preventing fraud losses.

In fact, credit unions continue to experience significant fraud losses, with 11% reporting fraud losses above $1 million annually.

In this report, we dive into survey results from 50+ credit unions and uncover what is holding them back. We also discuss how agility and speed must play a critical role in the years to come in combating fraud.

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