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Customer Experience and the Emotional Toll of Fraud

When people experience fraud, their future behaviours are likely permanently changed. As the threat landscape evolves and the competitor landscape broadens, financial services organisations (FSOs) must seize the opportunity to become a trusted resource for their customers and optimise the customer experience (CX). This means faster fraud detection and prevention, predicting fraud before it occurs,

  • Editorial Team
  • August 26, 2021
  • 1 minute

When people experience fraud, their future behaviours are likely permanently changed.

As the threat landscape evolves and the competitor landscape broadens, financial services organisations (FSOs) must seize the opportunity to become a trusted resource for their customers and optimise the customer experience (CX).
This means faster fraud detection and prevention, predicting fraud before it occurs, and safeguarding the customer journey across every touch-point.