AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoDigital Fraud Crackdown (RBI): India’s RBI finalized tougher digital fraud compensation rules, letting customers recover up to ₹25,000 (85% of net loss, once in a lifetime) for unauthorised electronic banking losses up to ₹50,000, with banks and RBI sharing the bill and faster complaint timelines. Banking Oversight: The Fed’s annual stress test says large US banks can handle a severe downturn while staying above minimum capital, and several are raising dividends. Consumer Banking Pressure: A US Senate hearing reignited anger over overdraft fees, with lawmakers arguing banks’ deposit-posting order can unfairly trigger charges. Household Money Moves (UK): Santander launched a new 8% regular savings account, but it’s not a typical easy-access saver—eligibility and rules matter. Personal Finance Basics: A mortgage guide highlights why your credit score and shopping around can swing your deal. Scam Reality Check: New polling finds Americans face constant suspected scams, yet few report them—often because they doubt it will help. Tech + Banking: Albania’s Jet Bank launched as the country’s first fully digital bank built on Backbase’s AI-native banking platform. Credit Cards & Rewards: Travel-focused credit card pairing tips and warnings about credit card devaluation risk keep rewards shoppers on alert. Property & Credit: A London court ruled fugitive diamond merchant Nirav Modi must pay Bank of India over $11.5m under a personal loan guarantee.
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