Meeting Notes on BAI Files, Data Conventions, and Financial Fraud Awareness
BAI File Issue
- Suji sent a file for Kelly that appears to be a current day file instead of a prior day file.
- The BAI (Bank Administration Institute) file is showing current day information.
Investigation and Confirmation
- Cody is asked to confirm if the file is indeed a current day file.
- The issue is that the field 0102 in the BAI file is pulling current day information when prior day data is required.
- The current process just picks up whatever file is available, and Cody’s team would typically handle the correct file placement.
Resolution and Action Items
- Cody will find someone to confirm the file issue and ensure the new request specifies a prior day file.
- Once confirmed, Cody will send over a questionnaire.
BAI File Content and Conventions
- Some BAI files sent out contain previous day’s data even when they are current day files.
- A suggestion is made to include "PD" or "prior day" in the file naming convention to distinguish between prior day and current day files.
- This will help in the future if the client requires current day files as well.
File Renaming
- The file will be renamed to include "prior" to confirm it contains prior day data.
- This ensures that future current day files can be distinguished by a different naming convention.
- Cody will send a questionnaire or informational sheet that may need to be filled out.
- Karim might need to help fill it out, especially if there are technical questions.
Assistance
- If the questionnaire has any technical aspects, assistance is available.
- If there are any issues with specific parts, Kareem can provide help.
Conclusion of Call
- The call is concluded, and everyone will wait for Cody to send the questionnaire.
- Thanks are given, and the meeting adjourns.
Financial Fraud Statistics
- In the last year, one out of three Americans became victims of financial scams or fraud.
National Scam Survivor Day
- National Scam Survivor Day highlights the severe impact of financial fraud on millions globally.
Protection Against Financial Fraud
- Financial institutions have a responsibility to protect customers with comprehensive and modern identity verification and fraud prevention tools.
Sophistication of Financial Fraud
- Financial fraud extends beyond stolen credentials to include synthetic identities, manipulated accounts, and third-party attacks that leverage AI.
Comprehensive Identity Verification
- Financial institutions need a 360 degree view of identity, from onboarding through the entire customer lifecycle.