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Technology alone can’t protect careless digital finance users – Ghana Association of Banks

Cyberattacks now an existential risk for digital businesses – e-Crime Bureau founder

Fraud thrives where there is no ‘capable guardian’ – e-Crime Bureau founder

Social engineering remains Ghana’s weakest link in digital fraud fight – e-Crime Bureau Chair

Cybercrime now ranks among world’s biggest economic threats – e-Crime Bureau founder

BoG questions whether punishment for digital fraud offers enough deterrence

Digital fraud now an economic threat, not just a crime issue – Prof. Bokpin

Mobile-money histories should unlock loans, insurance for informal workers – BoG fintech head

Don’t turn digital finance into a tax trap – Prof Bokpin cautions government

Digital fraud is rising, but Ghana cannot turn back from digital payments – Prof. Bokpin

Banks, fintechs trade claims over regulatory burden as fraud risks grow

Cash-lite economy could reduce cost of replacing Ghana’s currency – Prof. Bokpin

Digital fraud shows criminals have moved from the street to the screen – Prof. Bokpin

‘Trust is a currency’: BoG warns fraud could derail Ghana’s push towards a cash-lite economy

Financial literacy must become part of Ghana’s anti-fraud strategy – Economist

BoG calls for industry-wide system to fight fraud across banks, fintechs and mobile money platforms

Digital payments can formalise Ghana’s informal economy, but fraud threatens uptake – Economist

Technology can stop hackers, but not customers surrendering their PINs – BoG Fintech Head

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