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How digital innovations helped banks adapt during COVID-19

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Artificial intelligence can be used in fraud prevention for credit card transactions. Image: REUTERS/Eric Gaillard

Karin Oertli
Chief Operating Officer, Personal and Corporate Banking and Switzerland, UBS
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