BB & T met COVELIGHT Inflight for Fraud Detection
Cove Light Systems, Cary, NC, the innovator in real time, regardless of the online application, management solutions, has announced that BB & T Corporation (NYSE: BBT), 11 of the nation largest financial holding company With Light’s Cove Inflight Intelligence Engine to provide real-time information Web for their business activities Fraud Prevention Solution. Inflight provides real-time events Actimize and other elements of BB & T’s FFIEC fraud and regulatory compliance solution, so that more of BB & T end to fraud, since it occurs. “Our interest is primarily to protect our users and mitigate fraud,” said Paal Kaperdal, BB & T Senior Vice President of eBusiness. “Inflight.
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