Nasdaq CEO calls for a national strategy as global fraud losses reach $579B

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Fortune	Nasdaq CEO calls for a national strategy as global fraud losses reach $579B	As AI helps criminals scale scams, Adena Friedman says financial institutions, tech companies and law enforcement need to work together to stop fraud.	23 Oct, 13:04	23 Oct, 13:30	0m	fortune.com	First

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