Fstech French Banking Executives Report Rising Concerns Over Fraud and Scams
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A recent survey by BioCatch reveals that 79% of French banking executives believe they incur over $5 million annually due to fraud. The survey, which included 100 leaders in fraud and financial crime from French banks, indicates that 44% of respondents see increasing financial losses from various fraud types, including social engineering scams and money laundering activities.
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2026-02-25
Survey results published showing high fraud losses in French banks
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