UK Banks, tech seek clearer guidance on combating scams

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Anonymised data-sharing would help spot frauds.

UK Banks, tech seek clearer guidance on combating scams
Banks, tech and telecom companies in Britain are calling on regulators and lawmakers to make it easier for them to share anonymised data on customers so they can spot and stop scams faster, a report published on Thursday said. Bank fraud has cost British consumers nearly 610 million pounds ...

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