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Fraud Risk Management (FRM) is a process used by financial institutions to identify, assess, and mitigate the risk of fraud. It involves the use of technology, analytics, and data to detect and prevent fraudulent activities. FRM is an important part of financial risk management, as it helps to protect the institution from financial losses due to fraud.
FRM involves the use of various tools and techniques to detect and prevent fraud. These include data analytics, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and predictive analytics. These tools help to identify suspicious activities and alert the institution to potential fraud. Additionally, FRM also involves the use of internal controls, such as policies and procedures, to ensure that fraud is prevented.
FRM is an important part of financial risk management, as it helps to protect the institution from financial losses due to fraud. It is also important for financial institutions to have a comprehensive FRM program in place to ensure that they are able to detect and prevent fraud.
Some companies in the Fraud Risk Management market include FICO, SAS, IBM, Experian, and LexisNexis. Show Less Read more