FRAUD MONITORING. BSP now requires financial institutions to have an automated and real-time fraud monitoring and detection system to address the rising cyberattacks on consumers. BSP Governor Benjamin Diokno said these systems should also be linked to the FIs' comprehensive financial crime prevention system. (PNA file photo) MANILA - Financial institutions (FIs) regulated by the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) are now required to have an automated and real-time fraud monitoring and detection system to address the growing incidents of cyber frauds. In a virtual briefing on Thursday, BSP Governor Benjamin Diokno said they recently issued Circular No. 1140 as an amendment to the Information Technology Risk Management Framework after their surveillance showed that cyberattacks and illegal schemes affect two or more FIs simultaneously. Diokno said the FIs' automated fraud monitoring systems, as well as their anti-money laundering system, "should be linked or integrated to ha