A “best of both worlds” approach to financial fraud prevention

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According to one report, more than 50% of all financial fraud now uses artificial intelligence (AI)[1]. The first is that platforms and advisers are most likely to succeed in combatting financial fraud if they cooperate and collaborate. Recognising and utilising respective strengthsNovia Global has identified and averted a number of financial fraud attempts in recent months. ‘Best of both worlds’We instead apply a “best of both worlds” ethos. [1] See, for example, Feedzai: “More than 50% of fraud uses artificial intelligence”, May 30 2025 – https://www.feedzai.com/inthenews/more-than-50-of-fraud-involves-the-use-of-artificial-intelligence/.