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‘Banking protocol’ leads to nearly 200 fraud arrests

‘Banking protocol’ leads to nearly 200 fraud arrests

Figures published by UK Finance have revealed that £24.7 million of fraud has been prevented and 197 arrests made following the introduction of the banking protocol
‘Banking protocol’ leads to nearly 200 fraud arrests
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‘Banking protocol’ leads to nearly 200 fraud arrests

22 Jun 2018 Calum Fuller
‘Banking protocol’ leads to nearly 200 fraud arrests
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Figures published by UK Finance have revealed that £24.7 million of fraud has been prevented and 197 arrests made following the introduction of the banking protocol
BT fined £77,000 by the ICO for five million spam emails
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BT fined £77,000 by the ICO for five million spam emails

BT has been fined £77,000 by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) after it sent nearly five million nuisance emails to ...
TransUnion completes £1bn Callcredit acquisition
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TransUnion completes £1bn Callcredit acquisition

Chicago-headquartered consumer credit reporting agency TransUnion has completed its $1.4bn (£1bn) acquisition of Callcredit
U&T Awards entry deadline extended
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U&T Awards entry deadline extended

Credit Strategy is pleased to announce that the U&T Awards entry deadline has been extended to 29 June 2018 to make up for the busy period in the utilities and telecoms sector
Take part in major Credit Strategy research
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Take part in major Credit Strategy research

Credit Strategy has today launched a major piece of research, supported by Callcredit, looking at automation technology across utilities and telecoms, banking and alternative lending, retail finance and car finance

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UK Supreme Court rejects appeal from Pimlico Plumbers

UK Supreme Court rejects appeal from Pimlico Plumbers

Top stories21 Jun 2018 Amber-Ainsley Pritchard
The Supreme Court has unanimously dismissed an appeal from Pimlico Plumbers which claimed Gary Smith, who worked at the company for six years, was self-employed
FCA survey reveals urban-rural savings divide

FCA survey reveals urban-rural savings divide

News20 Jun 2018 Calum Fuller
Customers in rural areas of the UK are far less likely to use mobile banking than their urban counterparts, according to research conducted by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
Debit cards overtake cash as UK’s most popular payment method

Debit cards overtake cash as UK’s most popular payment method

News19 Jun 2018 Calum Fuller
The convenience of contactless payments, online shopping and smartphones has led to debit cards overtaking cash for the first time as the most frequently used payment method in the UK
CYBG in £1.7bn Virgin Money takeover

CYBG in £1.7bn Virgin Money takeover

News18 Jun 2018 Calum Fuller
CYBG has confirmed it has agreed a £1.7bn deal to take over Virgin Money, in a move that will create the UK’s sixth-largest bank
Automatic compensation for switching errors

Automatic compensation for switching errors

News15 Jun 2018 Calum Fuller
Consumers could soon be automatically compensated if they experience issues in switching energy suppliers under plans announced by Ofgem

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High-cost credit can become low-cost credit

Phil Andrew
Lower-cost alternatives are needed to alleviate the damage caused to clients by high-cost credit, says StepChange Debt Charity chief executive Phil Andrew
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Opening the vaults: As Open Banking begins, are consumers, banks and third parties taking advantage?

Opening the vaults: As Open Banking begins, are consumers, banks and third parties taking advantage?

Edition’s highlights:

→ Opening the Vaults: The premise of Open Banking is a potentially appealing one, but does the current offering to consumers match the fervour? Will they consent to share their data in large enough numbers to affect competition?

→ Interest only: Problems brewing for mortgage lenders?

→ Joining forces: Debt management firms eye up M&A activity
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Opinion

High-cost credit can become low-cost credit

High-cost credit can become low-cost credit

31 May 2018Phil Andrew Phil Andrew
Lower-cost alternatives are needed to alleviate the damage caused to clients by high-cost credit, says StepChange Debt Charity chief executive Phil Andrew
John Lamidey

FCA aims on affordable lending nigh on impossible

John Lamidey
Laurence Hamilton

Here we go again: Credit Awards 2018

Laurence Hamilton
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The CS Interview

Anne Boden on Starling Bank's growth plans and gender diversity

Anne Boden on Starling Bank's growth plans and gender diversity

25 Feb 2018Amber-Ainsley Pritchard Amber-Ainsley Pritchard
Innovation in technology is fast moving, and so is the world around us. Amber-Ainsley Pritchard sat down with Anne Boden, founder and chief executive of Starling Bank, to discuss the next generation of retail banking and the worldwide movement to tackle gender diversity
Household Credit Conference

Household Credit Conference

19 Sep 2018The Nottingham Belfry Hotel
Utilities & Telecoms Awards

Utilities & Telecoms Awards

19 Sep 2018The Nottingham Belfry Hotel
Alternative Finance conference: a part of Lending Summit

Alternative Finance conference: a part of Lending Summit

06 Nov 2018
Commercial Finance conference: a part of Lending Summit

Commercial Finance conference: a part of Lending Summit

06 Nov 2018

Features

What role for humans in the future of collections?

What role for humans in the future of collections?

23 May 2018Calum Fuller Calum Fuller
As artificial intelligence (AI) matures and becomes more commonplace, panellists at Digital Banking Club for Collections Live Debate considered how roles in collections will change
How much is a modern debt purchaser worth?

How much is a modern debt purchaser worth?

Marcel LeGouais
How far will AI replace humans in the credit profession?

How far will AI replace humans in the credit profession?

Amber-Ainsley Pritchard
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Credit 500 index of influence

The new Credit 500 - an index of influence in commercial and consumer credit - has been unveiled

News Marcel LeGouais
The new Credit 500 for 2018/19 has been revealed at the Credit 500 Gala, where the Women in Credit Awards winners were also announced at a ceremony in London

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Automating credit agreements

Automating credit agreements

Hear expert insight on credit agreements, digitisation, why e-signatures are not enough, and how automation can reduce risk in your organisation.
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Where next?

In its annual report on the market, the Credit Management and Debt Collection (CMDC) Index, OC&C Strategy Consultants charts different paths to growth for debt purchasers. NIGEL STIRK, partner at the consultancy, reports

Help the aged: A lesson for mortgage lenders

Experts at Credit Strategy’s inaugural Mortgage Conference last month explained that customers are borrowing later in life and for longer. Brokers and lenders believe products for an ageing population need updating
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Insight tools

A 20:20 vision of digital lending in 2018

Presentation by Callcredit at Credit Summit 2018

Customer focused collections and vulnerable customers

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SM&CR in 2020 – how will we get there and what will it feel like?

Presentation by David Morrey, Grant Thornton at Credit Summit 2018
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Bank NPL analysis

Banks continue purge of bad debt from balance sheets

The round of half-year results in recent weeks for the retail banks show that lenders are reducing bad debts by up to 76 percent in some cases

RBS forbearance hits £5bn

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) said it has £5.2bn of "stock" in personal banking that’s in forbearance, a figure that includes schemes from the past two years.

Lloyds results reveal £2bn of debt in forbearance

Lloyds Banking Group is holding on to a pipeline of £2bn of retail loans and advances which are in forbearance schemes, according to its annual results for 2016
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IPA appoints new president

17 Apr 2018
Castle Trust appoints new director to focus on its POS lending arm

Castle Trust appoints new director to focus on its POS lending arm

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Atradius reshuffle sees two promotions

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Opening the vaults: As Open Banking begins, are consumers, banks and third parties taking advantage?
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The fourth revolution: Industry leaders predict the roles AI will replace
A woman in credit: Starling Bank's founder on growth plans and gender diversity in the UK
OC&C charts the road ahead for debt purchasers and DCAs
How Italy became Europe's most active NPL market
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