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Frauds in banks

Frauds in banks: In today’s world all the financial institutions face a major problem of security in banking operations. Today it is a challenge in front of ever bank to secure its functioning and avoid the fraudulent practices in their banks. If the banks at any point of time fail to the security standards it has to face a huge loss of monetary assets. Banking information and documents are very secret and there should be a proper system to keep them secured. 

There are two types of frauds in the banks:

Internal Frauds: These are the frauds in which the culprit and the collaborator both are within the organization. In this type of fraud the employees take out the money of the customers without their approval.

External Frauds: These are the frauds which are carried by the people or the organizations or the group of people who are not the part of bank. These people create an identity for themselves which represents them as a customer of the bank. Usually the customers who perform online banking face this kind of fraud.  So, there is a need of application of such a scientific knowledge in basic operational procedure which is capable enough to protect the data and information of the banking instruments like cheques, cards etc.

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