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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2026 · 25 MIN

Continuous monitoring, vendor independence, and the agentic fraud frontier with Feedzai's Fabiano Loures

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In this episode of Banking Reinvented, host Tim Rutten talks with Fabiano Lewis, Global Head of Digital Trust at Feedzai. Feedzai is the native risk operations platform working with the world's leading financial institutions on fraud prevention.Fabiano brings 17 years of experience at the intersection of real-time risk, AI, and banking transformation. He explores how the fraud landscape has become industrialized.The conversation covers why the democratization of digital banking has opened the door to a new generation of fraud. Fabiano explains how deepfakes and AI-generated documents have made traditional onboarding verification dangerously unreliable. He argues that banks treating fraud prevention as a point-in-time check are losing a fight measured in milliseconds.Fabiano also tackles the agentic question no one in financial services has fully answered. When AI agents transact on behalf of customers, how does a bank tell the good ones from the bad? And why business banking - higher limits, shared account access, fewer controls - is becoming the next major frontier for financial crime.

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