Paris, November 12, 2025 - Financial institutions are actively moving key customer-facing processes to AI agents, marking a rapid transformation in how customers interact with banks and insurers.

Volunteers canvassing for a pair of constitutional amendments were caught off guard Friday when a state official approached them and asked to see their ID.

Insurers in the U.S. lose roughly $308 billion to fraud per year—nearly 25% of the industry’s total value. Within the property and casualty and auto insurance sectors alone, annual fraud losses can ...

Physical ID theft recovery proves more complex than credit card fraud, requiring police reports across multiple jurisdictions ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — As investigations and public discussion into alleged fraud in Columbus-area child care facilities have grown, Gov. Mike DeWine has addressed the measures the state has in place ...

It is critical that auto dealerships equip themselves with tools that are able to dive deep into data to ensure customers are ...

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Mortgage fraud is increasing, according to property market analytics company Cotality. Mortgage fraud can impact homeowners’ and real estate professionals’ finances, futures and property. Learning ...

Three in five banks and insurers cite customer onboarding among top reasons for AI agent adoption 33% of firms are actively developing proprietary AI agents in-house, though only 10% have deployed at ...