Elder Financial Exploitation Detection demo
Fraud and BSA teams spot exploitation of older customers and run hold and APS report steps 1:28
What the demo shows
Fraud and BSA teams spot exploitation of older customers and run hold and APS report steps
A Pattern agent compares an older member's money moves with their own pattern, and a Circle agent shows everyone around the money and when each one appeared, so a joint owner added weeks before a large withdrawal request stands out. A Policy agent lays out the credit union's steps under the 2024 interagency statement and the state hold law, a Drafting agent prepares each guide, notice and report, and a Safeguards agent checks every draft against its reader. Staff decide every step: a delay and an APS report each need a second person, and a SAR referral never appears on a branch or member view.
Transcript
- Elder financial exploitation detection helps credit unions protect older members.
- FinCEN counted twenty-seven billion dollars of suspected elder exploitation in one year.
- Today, Eleanor Marsh, eighty-one, wants her forty-two thousand dollar certificate cashed out.
- Her circle shows a friend added as joint owner nineteen days ago.
- He then took over her phone, online banking and a new payee.
- Agents lay out the policy steps, each with an owner and a deadline.
- Her niece, the trusted contact, has never heard of him.
- The specialist delays the disbursement; the branch manager approves.
- The BSA Officer approves the report to Adult Protective Services.
- His phone is on another older member's account, so that case opens.
- Training is checked; a SAR referral never shows on a branch view.
- Every concern acted on the same day, every decision on the record.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.