First-Party Fraud: Why You Might Be at Risk

Cases of first-party fraud (FPF) — consumers who have fabricated an identity and have no intent to ever pay on their accounts — are on the rise, according to a recent TSYS White Paper. (Read report) Is your organization at risk?

PYMNTS.com asked Karen Webster of Market Platform Dynamics to break down this troubling trend with Keir Breitenfeld, Director of Product Management within Experian‘s Decision Analytics team, and TSYS’ Director of Strategic Risk, Dale Daley. In this exclusive NEXTcast interview, Keir and Dale profile first-party fraudsters and examine which segments are more vulnerable than others.

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Executive Bios

 

Dale Daley is the Director of Strategic Risk Product Development at TSYS. A 30 year industry veteran, Dale has held multiple positions at TSYS related to his expertise to include System Development, Operations, Conversion Assessment and Consulting. Prior to coming to TSYS he spent approximately 15 years in the financial industry focused on credit cards holding leadership positions in fraud, collections, account risk management, new accounts and acquirer sales and service.

Keir Breitenfeld is Keir is Director of Product Management within Experian’s Decision Analytics team, with specific responsibility for Experian’s core consumer authentication products, Precise ID and Knowledge IQ and Commercial Fraud Insight.  Via these, and other offerings, clients are able to confidently verify consumer identities in non-face-to-face interactions, while detecting and preventing fraudulent applications and transactions. Keir is a former naval officer with an additional ten years of industry experience in the credit card, electronic funds transfer, fraud prevention, and product management arenas.  He graduated from Auburn University and earned a Master of Business Administration from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University.