Protecting your Business
- Overview
- Would you be ready?
- The danger of stress and how to handle it
- Financial crime: an overview
- Take charge of managing business risk
- Solutions, policies and assessing risk against customer insolvency
- How to internationally trade safely and successfully
- How to protect your business intellectual property
- Why registering a trade mark for your brand will provide business protection
- 5 tips for preventing cyber attacks on businesses
- How cyber resilience helps with managing business risk
In a world that’s more connected than ever, there’s an even greater need for security, as criminals have more opportunities to misuse the financial system. Financial crime is a threat that faces businesses of all sizes and has a significant impact on the global economy.
What are we doing to help you stay safe?
- Recruiting a powerful team of financial crime specialists to identify threats
- Equipping every one of our employees with the tools and abilities to protect both customers and the system from exploitation
- Working closely with regulators and law enforcement agencies around the world to share intelligence and identify threats
- Staying ahead of criminal enterprises – whether it’s touch and voice ID or intelligent use of data, we have invested in state-of-the-art technology to spot patterns of suspicious behaviour across our global footprint.
But we need our customers’ help. Our global systems are best able to provide customers with world-class protection against financial crime when we have their most up-to-date information. So we are updating our records. We need to make sure that the transactions we carry out for customers are based on genuine requests. This means that we need up-to-date information, even from our most loyal customers, to help detect fraudsters.
Sources:
1HSBC Safeguard video
2PwC
3UK Fraud Costs Measurement Committee, Annual Fraud Indicator 2016
4PWC Global Economic Crime Survey 2016