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TigerGraph Welcomes Rohit Chauhan, Former Mastercard EVP of AI & Fraud, as Strategic Advisor
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A flowchart by TigerGraph illustrating Why Payment Fraud is Now a Multi-Model Architecture Problem, showing steps: Sequence Learning, Relational Context, and Explainable Scoring, connected to icons and explanatory text.
Why Payment Fraud Is Now a Multi-Model Architecture Problem
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Infographic by TigerGraph showing how Entity Resolution Gaps in Fraud and AML Detection cause duplicate identities and coverage gaps, illustrated with network diagrams, magnifying glass, and caution icons. Text highlights graph search benefits.
When Entity Resolution Stops Short, Graph Search Exposes Duplicate Networks and Coverage Gaps
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A flowchart shows money moving through a respondent bank to multiple correspondent banks, ending at a beneficiary bank. The image highlights the process, with the TigerGraph logo and title text about banking escalations and chain evidence.
How to Keep Correspondent Banking Escalations Reviewable with Chain Evidence
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Flowchart showing a customer connecting through a company, bank, and offshore entity to a sanctioned entity, illustrating indirect sanctions exposure. TigerGraph logo appears in the top left corner.
How to Find Indirect Sanctions Exposure by Following Connection Paths
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A TigerGraph-branded graphic shows two diagrams of connected user icons with alert symbols, a magnifying glass, and an institution icon, illustrating how graph technology improves remediation and entity resolution.
How Graph Fixes the Remediation Loop Impacting Entity Resolution
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A network diagram shows entities connected by lines with an alert icon at merged entities. Text reads Distorted network, Misrouted exposure, Wrong hierarchy and title: How Small Relationship Errors Create Big Entity Resolution Failures.
How Small Relationship Errors Create Big Entity Resolution Failures
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A flowchart from TigerGraph shows four stages: Onboarding, Active, Dormant, and Reactivated, with arrows between icons and warnings about invalid merges. Text below reads: Preventing Entity Resolution Merges That Ignore Lifecycle Evolution.
Preventing Entity Resolution Merges That Ignore Lifecycle Evolution
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A graphic shows interconnected icons representing data nodes and users, with one highlighted in orange, symbolizing anomaly detection. Text reads: Anomaly vs. Outlier Detection: How Hybrid Graph+Vector Search Discovers What Others Miss. TigerGraph logo appears.
Anomaly vs. Outlier Detection: How Hybrid Graph+Vector Search Discovers What Others Miss
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A network diagram illustrating AML graph analytics for structuring and layering detection, with icons of banks, money, and stores connected by dotted lines. The TigerGraph logo and the title are shown at the bottom.
Money Laundering Detection with AML Graph Analytics’ Structuring and Layering 
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A diagram shows money transfer from Account A to Account B through a central bank icon, with two other banks below. Text: Capturing Cross-Border Routing Signals That Hide in Plain Sight. TigerGraph logo in the top left.
Capturing Cross-Border Routing Signals That Hide in Plain Sight
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A network diagram with icons for people, banks, houses, and locations, illustrating connections. Text reads: How Graph Analysis Finds Repeating Laundering Patterns. TigerGraph logo appears in the top left corner.
How Graph Analysis Finds Repeating Laundering Patterns
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A TigerGraph graphic titled Understanding the Fraud Fighting Market shows interconnected icons of computers and stores, with question mark and exclamation point circles indicating uncertainty in networked relationships.
A Buyer’s Guide to the Fraud Technology Market
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A graphic compares isolated transaction amounts on the left with a connected network of icons (person, devices, location) on the right, illustrating how graph context reveals structuring and evasion patterns. TigerGraph logo is present.
Structuring and Evasion Patterns Become Clearer With Graph Context
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An infographic shows three documents with question marks, connected by arrows and warning icons, illustrating repeat investigations. The TigerGraph logo is in the top left, and a caption below reads: “Repeat Investigations Signal Entity Resolution Failures That Inflate Casework.”.
Repeat Investigations Signal Entity Resolution Failures That Inflate Casework
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