Shannon Simmons, Author at Apiture

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Consumer Banking and Fraud

Shannon Simmons

Shannon Simmons, Senior Product Owner, currently manages Consumer Banking and Fraud at Apiture. With experience ranging from client-focused product development to optimizing fraud prevention and consumer banking solutions, Shannon combines strategic insight with hands-on execution to drive impactful, customer-centric outcomes in the fintech space. She previously served as the Product Owner for Consumer Payments and Business Analyst for Client Delivery Requests at Apiture.

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Evolving in the Digital Age: Why Digital Transformation in Banking Is Never Complete

Digital transformation isn’t a one-time project—it’s a mindset. For years, your community financial institution has likely been working to modernize digital channels, enhance customer experiences, and compete with larger financial institutions. We explore the latest challenges and opportunities in digital banking and share actionable steps to ensure your institution stays relevant, competitive, and growth-focused in 2025 and beyond.

Using Banking Cybersecurity and Fraud Detection Tools to Earn Consumer Trust

Consumers are counting on institutions to invest more in cybersecurity and employ security measures like multi-factor authentication to protect their money and confidential information. Financial institutions must prioritize a strong security strategy to maintain consumer trust, retain existing account holders, and attract younger generations who prioritize fraud prevention.

How You Can Take a Proactive Approach to Combatting Digital Banking Fraud

Financial fraud continues to plague banks and credit unions, impacting both their reputation and their bottom line. But you can bolster your institution's fraud strategy with a robust fraud prevention program and real-time detection. Learn strategies to protect your financial institution from fraud.

AI in Banking Fraud Detection: How It Helps in the Fight Against Fraudulent Activity

Do your fraud prevention tools incorporate AI technology? According to a report, banks or credit unions that use AI or machine learning technologies had 30% fewer transactions that resulted in fraud losses than institutions that do not use these technologies. Learn more in our latest blog.

Trends in Banking: The Success of Digital-Only Banks

As relative newcomers in the banking industry, digital-only banks — also known as neo banks or challenger banks — continue...