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Fatemeh Nikayin

Switzerland, Zurich
As seen in: Finextra, FinTech Futures, Future Nexus, Tech Funding News, The Payments Association, Zephyrnet, Fintech Finance News
Co-founder @ Rivero - Intelligent Payment Operations for Banks
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Build vs buy AI for banks: 3 hidden risks of in-house LLMs projects in payments (and what to do)

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By Fatemeh Nikayin
| The Payments Association Verified
Banks are eager to adopt AI, but payment network compliance is too complex and risky for generic models. Purpose-built solutions avoid data, context and validation pitfalls.
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What customers really want from fraud disputes (And how banks can deliver it fast)

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By Fatemeh Nikayin, Rivero AG
| The Payments Association Verified
Consumers expect speed and transparency—banks are responding with self-service tools that streamline dispute resolution and enhance trust. Speed of service is top of mind for consumers, recent studies have shown, and financial institutions, retailers are feeling the pressure. Quick commerce is gaining traction in India, Germany, France, Sweden, Spain, and the Netherlands, according to Capgemini’s 2025 trend report, and influencing 65% of purchasing decisions worldwide.
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Open banking fraud: An open question for UK regulators

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By Fatemeh Nikayin
| The Payments Association Verified
Banks and criminals are locked in competition for customers and transaction revenue, using advanced technologies as weapons of choice. Technologies that deliver speed and convenience in modern banking, if unprotected, can be weaponised against unassuming consumers, who are falling prey in record numbers to account-to-account payment fraud.
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