Full Name
Jeff Taylor
Job Title
SVP, Corporate Banking Group Fraud Forensics
Company
Regions Bank
Speaker Bio
Jeff Taylor joined Regions in 2014 and serves in a leadership role within the Regions Corporate
Bank. Taylor guides strategies designed to help protect the security of Commercial and
Corporate Banking accounts. He is consistently focused on research and awareness in terms of
fraud prevention, and he meets with clients across the bank’s multi-state footprint to help educate
them on best practices regarding account security. In addition, Taylor is frequently cited by news
outlets that turn to him for practical, relatable advice on how businesses and individual
consumers can help protect their accounts and avoid falling victim to scams.
“Cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility, and Regions Bank is always ready to align with
clients and share advice and insights on ways they can reduce their risks of fraud,” Taylor says.
“This goes beyond cybersecurity and into the payments space, where we encourage businesses to
establish ‘dual controls’ requiring multiple personnel to keep watch over, and sign off on,
various expenditures. We also advise regularly training your staff to recognize red flags of fraud
schemes. No matter the size or scope of your business, our experience shows a proactive stance
toward fraud prevention can really pay dividends.”
A 28-year banking veteran, Taylor previously held positions in Treasury Management with
Regions and other financial institutions. Prior experience includes sales and management roles in
other industry segments before bringing his experience to the financial services industry.
He earned his degree in Business Administration from Freed-Hardeman University and his
Certified Treasury Professional designation from the Association for Financial Professionals.
Taylor has served in leadership roles for the Alabama Association for Financial Professionals
and has been a presenter at the AFP National Conference as well as other industry roundtables.
He also leads and participates in national fraud consortiums focusing on the financial services
industry. Taylor currently serves on the Board of Directors for The Bell Center, a nonprofit
dedicated to maximizing the potential of children from birth to three years of age who are at risk
for developmental delay.
Bank. Taylor guides strategies designed to help protect the security of Commercial and
Corporate Banking accounts. He is consistently focused on research and awareness in terms of
fraud prevention, and he meets with clients across the bank’s multi-state footprint to help educate
them on best practices regarding account security. In addition, Taylor is frequently cited by news
outlets that turn to him for practical, relatable advice on how businesses and individual
consumers can help protect their accounts and avoid falling victim to scams.
“Cybersecurity is everyone’s responsibility, and Regions Bank is always ready to align with
clients and share advice and insights on ways they can reduce their risks of fraud,” Taylor says.
“This goes beyond cybersecurity and into the payments space, where we encourage businesses to
establish ‘dual controls’ requiring multiple personnel to keep watch over, and sign off on,
various expenditures. We also advise regularly training your staff to recognize red flags of fraud
schemes. No matter the size or scope of your business, our experience shows a proactive stance
toward fraud prevention can really pay dividends.”
A 28-year banking veteran, Taylor previously held positions in Treasury Management with
Regions and other financial institutions. Prior experience includes sales and management roles in
other industry segments before bringing his experience to the financial services industry.
He earned his degree in Business Administration from Freed-Hardeman University and his
Certified Treasury Professional designation from the Association for Financial Professionals.
Taylor has served in leadership roles for the Alabama Association for Financial Professionals
and has been a presenter at the AFP National Conference as well as other industry roundtables.
He also leads and participates in national fraud consortiums focusing on the financial services
industry. Taylor currently serves on the Board of Directors for The Bell Center, a nonprofit
dedicated to maximizing the potential of children from birth to three years of age who are at risk
for developmental delay.
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