i2c: Banks Can Delegate Decisions but Can’t Outsource Accountability
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Watch more: What’s Next in Payments With Matt Pearce of i2c The last decision a bank hands to a machine will likely be one that its employees will still have to explain to a customer or regulator. Releasing an account flagged for complex fraud activity or granting credit beyond established limits requires a financial institution […] The post i2c: Banks Can Delegate Decisions but Can’t Outsource Accountability appeared first on PYMNTS.com.
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