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Verification, Rewritten: What We Learned at CBA Live

The lending industry is undergoing a fundamental shift—from manual document review to real-time risk intelligence. At CBA Live, Jessica Pillado Gonzalez shared how that shift is already playing out across credit, operations, and fraud teams. Not theory. Not hype. What’s changing now—and what comes next. The Old Rule Still Applies. But It Looks Different Now.

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2026 Auto Finance Fraud Intelligence Survey Report

Download this 20 page report to learn the results of Informed’s latest survey. The questionnaire was presented to 2,500 auto lending executives in late January, 2026. Highlights include: When asked about fraud trends, 75% of lenders reported an increase over the past year, driven in part by more sophisticated, AI-generated documents On detection capabilities, 80%

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AFSA Vehicle Finance Conference Recap: Auto lending leaders call for collaboration to fight fraud

The AFSA Vehicle Finance Conference just wrapped up, and was a must attend event for industry veterans seeking to turn the tide on fraud threats facing the auto lending industry. AFSA Vehicle Finance Anti-Fraud Task Force Kicks Off On Sunday, February 1st, AFSA’s Vehicle Finance Anti-Fraud Task Force convened its inaugural conference meeting, followed later

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Tipping the Seesaw: How Financial Deregulation Opens the Door to Fraud

The past year has brought a wave of federal deregulation across financial services. We have seen a defanged and depopulated Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), an executive order curbing state regulation of AI, and the ending of fair lending disparate impact enforcement. This regulatory retreat likely has lowered compliance costs, but it also has increased

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Great Expectations: How Expectation Definitions Strengthen Document Fraud Detection

When it comes to fighting document fraud, lenders should have “Great Expectations.” We are not talking about Charles Dickens’ 19th century novel. Rather, we are referring to the ability to quickly distinguish between legitimate and illegitimate income documents using a concept we call “Expectation Definitions.” What is an Expectation Definition? An “Expectation definition” means the

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Chartis Research named Informed.IQ a 2026 RiskTech Quadrant® Point Solution for Enterprise Fraud!

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