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Community banks and their customers continue to be challenged by a rise in fraud and scams across payment types.
As relationship bankers, community banks know their customers in real and meaningful ways. These relationships help prevent fraud on the front lines, promote access to fraud prevention surveys, and give customers a personal resource when they fall victim to scams.
Check fraud has emerged over the past several years as a leading concern. Mail theft, increasingly sophisticated mechanisms for altering paper checks and check images, and coordination problems among financial institutions have led to mounting losses for community banks.
This guide is a resource to help community banks both minimize the incidents of check fraud related to altered, forged, and counterfeit checks and take appropriate steps to recover funds or otherwise minimize loss, when it does occur.
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ICBA’s Scott Anchin and David Long, Bryant Bank’s executive vice president, correspondent banking/capital markets, join host Charles Potts to showcase the efforts of bankers and ICBA alike and why ICBA’s check fraud guide can help fight this alarming epidemic.
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ICBA submitted a statement for the record for a Senate Banking Committee hearing on fraud and scams. The statement noted that community banks are uniquely positioned to prevent, detect, and mitigate check fraud.
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Letter thanking Acting Comptroller of the Currency Michael Hsu for highlighting the formation of ICBA’s Check Fraud Task Force and the Financial Sector Fraud Working Group.
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Check fraud has emerged over the past several years as a leading concern. Mail theft, increasingly sophisticated mechanisms for altering paper checks and check images, and coordination problems among financial institutions have led to mounting losses for community banks.