March 23, 2023 – Online banking has simplified payments and boosted financial inclusion, but it has also opened new attack vectors and facilitated a global surge in financial crime. Fraudsters have become increasingly clever, and emerging technologies have made attacks more devastating. As financial institutions refine their approaches to authentication, they must also contend with strong consumer authentication preferences and expectations for customer service.
This Impact Brief explores the interplay between the rise in digital banking and fraud, consumer reactions to frustrating incidents, and FIs’ efforts to engage consumers in bolstering authentication. It is based on a Q3 2022 Aite-Novarica Group survey of 2,276 consumers in the U.K., the U.S., and Singapore.
Clients of Aite-Novarica Group’s Fraud & AML service can download this report.
About the Author

Gabrielle Inhofe
Gabrielle Inhofe is a Senior Associate with Datos Insights’s Fraud & AML team. Her primary interests include cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, and EU policy. Prior to joining Datos Insights, Gabrielle worked in Strategy and Global Regulations at cybersecurity company OneSpan, where she wrote the 2022 Global Financial Regulations Report. Gabrielle has a Masters in Advanced European and International Studies from the...