Prove Fraud & Cybercrime Executive Advisor Mary Ann Miller on Business Insider | It's becoming increasingly clear that fintech has a fraud problem
I recently spoke with Bianca Chan of Business Insider about fintech’s growing fraud problem. This is a topic that continues to rear its ugly head and Chan’s article delves into a recent report alleging widespread fraud on Cash App but also analyzes the fintech industry’s overall fraud problem. As I mention in the article, start-ups have an impetus to grow at breakneck speeds in order to appease investors. Unfortunately, some companies can achieve this growth by cutting corners when it comes to fraud prevention.
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