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Re: Banks Lost N12.3bn To Fraudsters In Four Years – NIBSS by Mrluv(m): 9:52am On Jun 22, 2018
what does it mean swap/recycle checks?
Re: Banks Lost N12.3bn To Fraudsters In Four Years – NIBSS by NotComplaining: 9:56am On Jun 22, 2018
GavelSlam:


Because you don't have money lodged in any.

OK.
Re: Banks Lost N12.3bn To Fraudsters In Four Years – NIBSS by Originalsly: 9:58am On Jun 22, 2018
Hmmm.....very nice...letting the public know how much of their money was withdrawn from the bank through fraud. ..(but the bank is still making record profits).... and letting us know how much is projected to be taken in 2020... that it is on us ...not the bank...to take measures to secure our savings. Next level of arrogance.
Re: Banks Lost N12.3bn To Fraudsters In Four Years – NIBSS by Donald3d(m): 9:58am On Jun 22, 2018
Wow
Re: Banks Lost N12.3bn To Fraudsters In Four Years – NIBSS by LaudableXX: 12:27pm On Jun 22, 2018
Truth234:
The Nigerian Inter-Bank Settlement System, on Thursday said the banking industry lost the sum of N12.30 billion to various frauds between 2014 and 2017.

Managing Director, NIBBS, Mr Adebisi Shonubi, disclosed this at the third Annual Banking Security Summit organised by MAXUT Consulting in partnership with OneSpan, a global data security company in Lagos.

Shonubi said the figure was lost in 41,461 fraud cases between 2014 and 2017.

Specifically, he noted that 2014 fraud volume stood at 1,461, 10,743 (2015), 19,531 in 2016 and 25,043 in 2017.

He said, “Industry fraud overview with focus on mobile & payments related frauds,” Shonubi said the industry lost N6.22 billion in 2014 on attempted fraud value of N7.76 billion

Shonubi who was represented by Mr Olufemi Fadairo, Head, Industry Security Services, said the sum of N2.26 billion was lost in 2015 on attempted fraud value of N4.37 billion in 2015.

According to him, the industry lost the sum of N2.19 billion in 2016 on attempted fraud value of N4.37 billion.

Shonubi said gender fraud analysis during the period showed males accounted for 73 per cent, while females accounted for 23 per cent.

He said more fraud cases were reported in 2017, with an increase of 28 per cent compared with 2016 but with less financial loss.

On fraud channel, Shonubi said the Automated Teller Machine accounted for the highest fraud in 2017 with an actual loss of N497.64 million with a fraud volume of 9,823.

According to him, mobile trailed with N347.65 million loss on 5,055 fraud volume, while across the counter transactions accounted for N259. 02 million loss in 314 fraud volume.

He said “While fraud trend is generally on the decline, mobile fraud trend alone is on the increase.”

Shonubi said mobile fraud would overtake ATM fraud by 2020 with the rate of increasing fraud in the channel.

He listed the top three mobile threats in Nigeria to include phone theft, SIM swaps and kidnaps.

Shonubi, however, called on Nigerians to shield themselves by ensuring phone lock, SIM lock, swap/recycle checks.

http://investorsking.com/banks-lost-n12-3bn-to-fraudsters-in-four-years-nibss/

This is nonsense. All our banks are NOT serious about dealing with fraud. angry Each time a customer reports a case of fraud to them, they either ignore it or drag their feet, or give irrational excuses about how their hands are tied. Such a customer has to threaten fire & brimstone in addition to involving police and lawyers, before anything is done. Even after this, it can take several months to resolve the issue.

If money is transferred from a customer's account to another account, the banks have the info on where such funds have gone. sad Why can't they work together with the receiving bank, to place an immediate hold on that recipient's account that received the fraudulent funds? Why can't they use the fraudster's BVN to fish him out? Many of their staff are complicit in these cases, which is why they like keeping quiet and sweeping things under the carpet. If fraud cases are quickly and promptly tackled, the frequency would drop! undecided

They should develop a technological platform, that would allow people to type in bank account details that have received funds fraudulently. Once this is done, such accounts would be frozen until the owner shows up.
Re: Banks Lost N12.3bn To Fraudsters In Four Years – NIBSS by Elvino1: 10:18am On Jul 03, 2018
Truth234 please I need your aadvice on this ..I just applied for master degree program.. And my VAL have been approved.. I'm just planning on going to embassy to submit my document.. But my only concern is that the age in my waec result is different from my passport.. So I which to know if I got anything to do or if is a big problem
Re: Banks Lost N12.3bn To Fraudsters In Four Years – NIBSS by Truth234(m): 11:15am On Jul 03, 2018
Elvino1:
Truth234 please I need your aadvice on this ..I just applied for master degree program.. And my VAL have been approved.. I'm just planning on going to embassy to submit my document.. But my only concern is that the age in my waec result is different from my passport.. So I which to know if I got anything to do or if is a big problem

Get affidavit before going to the embassy.

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