Tracking the Fraud Evolution
BAE's Trotman on the Trends Shaping Financial Crime
From the advent of the ATM to the introduction of EMV, banking institutions have seen a steady evolution of financial services - and fraud. Howard Trotman of BAE Systems Applied Intelligence discusses the fraud evolution.
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Trotman is a Senior Business Solutions Consultant at BAE, and in an interview recorded at ISMG's 2015 Fraud Summit in Toronto, he discusses:
- The shifting nature of financial crime;
- Fraud trends that concern him most;
- How anti-fraud defenses must evolve to keep pace.
Trotman is responsible for implementing and enhancing fraud, anti-money laundering and financial crime products and solutions for clients throughout North America. Before joining the company in 2002, Trotman worked for almost two decades in the financial services industry. In his previous positions, he worked with some of Canada's top financial institutions and service providers, including the, Canada Trust (now part of TD Canada Trust), Equifax and CIBC.
