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Banks Respond to Frauds with Elderly Biometrics

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Understanding of the Superior Court of Justice dispenses the elderly consumer from proving bad faith in fraudulent hirings; José de Souza Junior, lawyer expert in bank frauds and director-legal of the Group RG Events, analyzes the limits of validation by facial recognition and guides on the paths for those who discover an unauthorized loan on their behalf

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Banks Respond to Frauds with Elderly Biometrics

The growth of frauds involving registered loans contracted without authorization on behalf of retirees and pensioners has led the Judiciary to review how financial institutions prove the legitimacy of these operations. Decisions of the higher courts consolidate the understanding that the mere presentation of a facial biometrics is not enough to validate the hiring, especially when the victim is elderly. The thesis is based on Sumula 479 of the S…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Terra broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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