Credit Tightening
How High Interest Rates Propel Borrower Fraud in Auto Financing
As interest rates climb and credit tightens, prospective auto loan borrowers are increasingly resorting to fraudulent tactics to secure loans. This alarming trend not only ...
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Credential Stuffing
Frank on Fraud: How Credential Stuffing Attacks Target Carmakers
Frank McKenna, Point Predictive’s Chief Fraud Strategist and resident expert on fraud prediction, recently wrote about the risks of credential stuffing in the automotive industry ...
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To The Point Podcast Episode 7: How Fraud Prevention Hinges on Technology, with Mike Periera
On this week’s episode Mike Periera, Vice President of Lending Operations at MidAtlantic Finance Company, discusses how his organization has structured their fraud prevention strategy ...
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To The Point Podcast Episode 6: The State of the Fraud Prevention Field with Matt Beardsley
On this week’s episode, Matt Beardsley of PenFed Credit Union explains how first-party loan fraud is an understated and too often overlooked financial crime. He ...
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To The Point Podcast Episode 5: Why Fraudsters are Becoming More Aggressive
A Point Predictive Podcast with Sgt. David Navarro Sgt. Dave Navarro of the California Highway Patrol discusses the wide variety of fraud affecting auto dealers ...
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police auto fraud team
Point Predictive Releases Episode 2 of Podcast Series “To the Point”
Episode Two, Identity Theft and Vehicle Fraud Tactics with Sgt Darren Schlosser In episode two of Point Predictive’s exclusive “To The Point” Podcast series, recorded ...
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How We Help Auto Lenders Comply with Dealer Monitoring Regulations
I read an interesting article from Christine Pratt at AITE which was very interesting. You can read the article here – Are Indirect Auto Lenders the ...
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Estimating Auto Fraud Lending Losses in the United States
Auto Lending fraud and risk losses are on the rise in the US.   The numbers are out and they are not good.  Last quarter ...
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